Weekly Wrap

 

September 23, 2022

This Week: At A Glance

Monday, Biden’s radical agenda continues to create HUGE burdens for American families, yethis solution is to keep on spending. Rep. Stephanie Bice (OK-05) shared Biden's 60 Minutes interview. Click below to watch. 

Tuesday, The View's Sunny Hostin attempted to attack former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley's heritage. Haley defended her name, calling the comments racist and hypocritical. 

Wednesday, numerous female Republican leaders spoke out against the death of a 22-year old Iranian woman who was beaten to death for wearing a hijab the wrong way. 

 

Mahsah Amini's death has sparked a protest movement that has spread to multiple cities and prompted a government crackdown. Click below to learn more. 

Thursday, GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy sent a message to the American people:

 

"Republicans have a plan for a new direction, one that will get our country back on track.

It’s called the Commitment to America." Read more about his plan below. 

Campaign Spotlight

This week, Amanda Adkins - running in Kansas' Third Congressional District - was on Fox News discussing the top issues resonating with Kansas voters. Click below to learn more. 

In The News

Axios: Search interest in abortion falls as the border rises.

Democrats have been laser focused on abortion as a winning issue, but the new data shows a waning interest nationally after the initial surge that followed the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade. It remains high in some states and districts, including Indiana, which passed a near total ban last month.

 

Brooklyn Paper: Malliotakis, Rose set for rematch in NYC’s only swing district. Voters in New York City’s only swing congressional district will get a second chance this November to cast their vote between incumbent Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis and former Democratic Rep. Max Rose, as the two go head to head in a rematch of their 2020 contest being closely watched across the nation.

 

Breitbart: California Democrat Jay Chen Says Republicans Are ‘Not Educated,’ ‘Susceptible to Conspiracy’ California Democrat Jay Chen, who is running for U.S. Congress against Rep. Michelle Steel (R-CA), bashed Republican voters, calling them “not educated” and “susceptible to conspiracy theories.” Chen’s comments came during a zoom call hosted by Indivisible Sonoma, a radical organization that purports to fight “an existential struggle against American fascism perpetrated by the Republican Party.” 

 

The Quad City Times:  Campaign Almanac: Hinson ads highlight support for working families Iowa U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson launched new campaign ads portraying the Marion Republican as a champion for working families, while criticizing her Democratic opponent, state Sen. Liz Mathis of Hiawatha, for voting against a bill that lowers the individual income tax rate for all Iowans to a rate of 3.9 percent by 2026.

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