First in FOX: The group, which is closely related to the minority leaders, Hakeem Jeffries, DN.Y., accuses the Republican members that they are taking medical care from the elderly and children, spending millions of dollars in new advertising campaigns for 23 members of the National Assembly.
The advertisement, which began running on Monday, accused the Republican members “threatening medical care for 37 million children and kicking the elderly in nursing homes to enrich billionaire, such as Elon Musk.”
The FOX News Digital first looked at the 23 Republican Lawmakers’ lists targeted by the House of Representatives PAC (HMP), which is a fundraising operation that matches democratic leadership.
Most of them won the race close to other states, which are important to prevent the majority of the House of Representatives GOP in California, Pennsylvania, Arizona and 119th Congress.
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The group, which is consistent with the House of Representatives, HAKEEM JEFFRIES, consists of seven figures in a new advertising campaign that causes Elon Musk. (Getty image)
Mike Smith, the majority of HMP’s action palms, connected advertisements to Republican votes last week to develop President Donald Trump’s agenda through the budget adjustment process last week.
Smith said, “Last week, the Republican Party betrayed the American people. “We will make sure that all Americans are responsible for knowing exactly.”
The 23 House Republican members are as follows:
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- David Schweikert, R-Ariz.
- Juan Ciscomani, R-Ariz.
- KIVIN KILEY, R-CALIF.
- David Valadao, R-CALIF.
- Young Kim, R-CALIF.
- KEN CALVERT, R-CALIF.
- GABE EVANS, R-COLO.
- Marian Net Miller-Miss, R-IOWA
- ZACH NUNN, R-IOWA
- Tom Barrett, R-Mich.
- John James, R-Mich.
- Don Bacon, R-NEB.
- Tom Kean Jr., RN.J.
- Mike Lawler, RN.Y.
- Ryan Mackenzie, R-PA.
- ROB Bresnahan, R-PA.
- Scott perry, R-PA.
- ROB WITTMAN, R-VA.
- representative. Jen Kiggans, R-VA.
- representative. Brian Steil, R-WIS.
- representative. Derrick van Orden, R-WIS.
- MONICA de la Cruz, R-Texas
President Donald Trump said he didn’t want to touch Medicade. (AP photo/Ben Curtis)
It is a part of the Democratic Party’s continuous propulsion for the $ 880 billion reduction in the program that Republicans pursue the program under the jurisdiction of the House Energy & Commerce Committee.
Republicans are looking for at least $ 15 trillion for government spending to offset Trump’s priorities, including tax removal of Tippent and overtime wages and more funding for the US-Mexico border.
GOP lawmakers continued to point out that Medicaid and other federal aid programs were not mentioned in the framework text of the law.
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The Republican Party argued that it would root out the waste, fraud and abuse of the federal government. Trump told reporters that he would not touch Medicade last week.
Mike Marinella, a spokesman for the Republican Republican Party’s campaign, said, “The Democratic Party runs a playbook, such as relying on shameful fear and obvious lies, and trying to raise taxes on hard work hard. They are trying to hide the fact that they are trying to hide, and they are trying to hide the fact that they are in trouble.
The House of Representatives MIKE Johnson guided them through a large bill that demanded more than $ 1 trillion in spending last week. (AP photo/j. Scott applewhite, file)
But the Democrats and some Republicans are skeptical that they can find savings without cutting the program deeply.
The Democratic Party also appears to have found potential new boogie men in Musk before the 2026 midterm elections.
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HMP’s advertising strategy has been reported for the first time. Punch Ball News last week.
The NRCC pointed out that last week, the Democratic Democral Democralists criticized the Trump Budget bill as a weapon.
“They turned their backs in the working class and took the balls that were wrecked in the future of the United States. This voting is an anchor around the vulnerable Democratic Party’s ankles, and NRCC plans to weaponize it to lose its race in 2026.”
