Weekly Wrap

October 4, 2024

WFW AF-backed Alison Esposito (NY-18) was driven to run for office after witnessing Democrats' disastrous leadership in New York firsthand.

After their party's latest scandal -- the indictment of New York City Mayor Eric Adams -- she penned an op-ed about how the people of her state deserve better.

In VA-02, Rep. Jen Kiggans released a new ad focused on inflation and Democrats' wasteful spending that has helped fuel the high prices voters are paying for nearly everything.

Her opponent, Democrat Missy Cotter Smasal, would be a rubber stamp on the Harris-Walz tax-and-spend agenda that would devastate our economy even more.

Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) called out the weak foreign policy of the Biden-Harris administration. 

Britt laid out how their loosening of sanctions has emboldened our adversaries like Iran, and that their policies have hurt our ally Israel and destabilized the entire region.

In CA-45, Rep. Michelle Steel took aim at her opponent's history of defending sexual predators. 

Democrat Derek Tran is facing increasing scrutiny over his legal career after POLITICO reported that his "client list includes a man who was fired after displaying a noose in his office and another accused of sexual assault."

Texas Border Business: Texas Small Businesses Endorse Rep. Monica De La Cruz For Re-Election

The Desert Sun: It's Deep-Blue California, Not Swing States, That May Decide House Control

The Washington Examiner: House Republicans Demand Answers From Oregon Over Registering Noncitizen Voters

The Progress: Congresswoman De La Cruz secures first law from 15th Congressional District in nearly two decades

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