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Democrats Push GOP to Break with Trump on Tax and Spending Plan
Democrats are pressing four Republican House members in contested districts to oppose President Donald Trump’s tax cuts and spending package. The campaign, coordinated by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), includes Reps. Don Bacon (NE), Tom Barrett (MI), Brian Fitzpatrick (PA), and Mike Lawler (NY). According to CNN
Bacon, Fitzpatrick, and Lawler each represent districts that voted for former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election.
The new Democratic initiative includes organizing “People’s Town Halls” in these districts later this month and mobilizing community activists to contact lawmakers through online campaigns, phone calls, and emails.
The push comes amid a broader Democratic effort to defend Medicaid, which could face cuts under Trump’s economic agenda. The DNC launched a “Fight to Save Medicaid” organizing drive throughout May,
Emphasizing the impact that the Republicans’ proposed cuts could have on millions of low-income Americans. Medicaid has emerged as a central messaging tool for Democrats as they seek to counter the GOP plan on Capitol Hill.
Trump says he’s not ready to declare victory over Iran
ShareU.S. President Donald Trump said he is not ready to declare victory in the ongoing conflict with Iran, even as he claimed recent U.S. military operations have significantly weakened the country. Speaking with reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump said the United States has inflicted major damage but stopped short of announcing a final outcome.
Trump allies plan Senate push to pass SAVE America Act
ShareAllies of U.S. President Donald Trump are preparing to take over the Senate floor this week in an effort to pass the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) America Act, a bill that would require documented proof of citizenship to register to vote. Republican senators supporting the measure are bracing for extended debate, with some preparing
White House denies urging GOP to soften deportation messaging
ShareThe White House has denied reports that officials urged Republican lawmakers to change their messaging on mass deportations ahead of upcoming midterm elections, saying the administration’s immigration policy remains unchanged. White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson said the administration continues to prioritize removing immigrants who commit crimes while maintaining strong enforcement policies. “Nobody is changing the
