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October 21st, 2025
A special edition.
A message from our sponsor.
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President Trump promised to protect Medicare for seniors — but the No UPCODE Act would cut Medicare Advantage by billions of dollars. This after cuts from the previous administration have already reduced benefits and increased costs for millions of beneficiaries. Protect seniors. Stop the No UPCODE Act.
The Washington Reporter is excited to announce our next premiere event: a fireside chat with our Editor-in-Chief Matthew Foldi on October 29th at 5:30pm at Microsoft’s D.C. office. This is the second event in our premiere event series, following our book party for Sen. Eric Schmitt (R., Mo.) hosted by PhRMA.
YOU, our valued readers, are exclusively invited to join us for food, drinks, and a chance to hang out with Republican Hill and Trump administration staff.
If you’re a public affairs professional and you want to better understand how conservative media works, this is the event to attend.
To join us, RSVP here.
Our last event was overbooked, so sign up soon.
We are very grateful for our partnership with Microsoft and their continued support for the Washington Reporter.
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A message from our sponsor.
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Big banks shouldn’t decide who gets access to the financial system. The open banking rule protects Americans from being debanked—keeping your data secure, your choices open, and your money under your control. Stand for a system that serves the people, not big Wall Street banks. Learn more.
Shout outs.
Thank you to our sponsor the Better Medicare Alliance for warning about legislation that guts Medicare Advantage (MA) — the wildly popular private-sector option used by half of seniors (the demographic, as our readers know, most likely to vote in the midterms). The left has targeted MA for decades, because MA shows the private sector works. We applaud the Better Medicare Alliance for standing up for good policy and good politics.
And thank you to our sponsor Americans for Financial Freedom for its work ensuring Americans aren’t forced to pay mega banks (specifically, the same banks that de-banked President Trump) to access our own data. This is a position shared by the Washington Reporter’s deeply-respected editorial board, most Republicans, and essentially everyone except the largest banks that stand to make a killing selling you your own data. Allowing major banks to jack up fees on our data would be a gift to the left before the midterms.
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About the Washington Reporter
We created the Washington Reporter to give Republicans in Congress an outlet for insights to help you succeed, and to cover the toughest policy fights that don't get the attention they deserve.
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