National Republican Congressional Committee

September 21, 2026 In case you missed it, in a new report, a Las Vegas bartender, Susan Gonzalez, said that President Trump’s No Tax on Tips means “there’s more money in our pockets.” She said she plans to use the savings to pay off her credit card. When Nevada workers needed her support, crooked SusieLee voted no and dismissed No Tax on Tips as nothing more than “crumbs.” “Crooked Susie Lee didn’t just ignore Nevada’s tipped workers. She stiffed them.

September 21, 2026 Self-serving Adam Gray helped stick higher gas taxes on Californians. His family’s construction business found something to celebrate. A new report reveals Gray’s 2017 gas tax deal included $100 million for a Merced expressway. That road enabled a commercial development where his cousin’s company, Marvulli Inc., landed construction work, including a $36 million hotel. Gray disclosed $366,112 in salary from that company.

September 21, 2026 Air superiority. Republicans own the airwaves, and House Democrats don’t have the money to take them back. The NRCC is unleashing the largest cash advantage over the DCCC in history, outspending Democrats down the stretch, and burying them on the airwaves across the House battlefield. We’re up with coordinated ads in nearly three times as many districts as the DCCC. The result: House Democrats are flying blind.

September 21, 2026 Socialist lobbyist Sam Forstag scrubbed Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez from his campaign’s website, yet still used their names to shake the money tree. A new report exposes Forstag for removing Sanders, AOC, Pramila Jayapal, and Jamie Raskin from his endorsements page after previously displaying their support.

September 21, 2026 Out of touch Marni von Wilpert wants to take her record to Congress. San Diego residents are still driving over the evidence. A new report scrutinizes the councilmember who chaired the city’s infrastructure committee, highlighting broken pothole-repair trucks and a city struggling to deliver basic services. The city’s own auditor identified a $1.2 billion street-maintenance funding gap. That’s the record she’s selling as a qualification for higher office.

September 21, 2026 If you’re covering Vice President Vance’s visit to Greensboro today, please consider the following statement: “President Trump, Vice President Vance, and House Republicans have delivered historic tax relief for North Carolina families, support for North Carolina farmers, and critical Hurricane Helene funding and resources for Western North Carolina.

September 21, 2026 New reporting is highlighting how scumbag Bob Brooks is trying to sweep his fraud case under the rug. Brooks recently settled his lawsuit after refusing to repay his in-laws a significant debt for YEARS, and he’s hiding that settlement from the public. When pressed about why he tried to screw his family over, “Brooks’ campaign declined to fill in the picture.” What doesn’t Brooks want voters to know?

September 18, 2026 This week, Adam Gray’s Democrat Party blocked the Ratepayer Protection Act, siding with the Green New Deal agenda that’s already driven up utility costs for hardworking families. While Kevin Lincoln and House Republicans took action to protect Californians from rising energy prices, Gray’s party defended the same costly policies driving those prices higher. “Adam Gray’s Democrat colleagues are choosing the Green New Deal over lower energy costs for hardworking families.

September 18, 2026 This week, Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford’s Democrat Party blocked the Ratepayer Protection Act, siding with the Green New Deal agenda that’s already driven up utility costs for hardworking families. While Carrie Buck and Marty O’Donnell’s House Republicans took action to protect Nevadans from rising energy prices, Titus, Lee, and Horsford’s party defended the same costly policies driving those prices higher.

September 18, 2026 This week, Randy Villegas’ Democrat Party blocked the Ratepayer Protection Act, siding with the Green New Deal agenda that’s already driven up utility costs for hardworking families. While Congressman David Valadao and House Republicans took action to protect Californians from rising energy prices, Villegas’ party defended the same costly policies driving those prices higher.