Matt Birk, Dr. Scott Jensen’s Republican running mate for his Minnesota gubernatorial campaign, is invested in 3M, a company which Jensen has repeatedly criticized in his vows to not accept any “Big Pharma” or “Big Tech” donations.
GOP lawmakers and candidates from Minnesota who claim to be pro-law enforcement still love to make fun of the police and the U.S. Army online, including comparing police to pigs and babies and using the phrase “homo military.”
J.D. Vance said he opposes electric vehicle tax credits for only helping wealthy people and China, despite the provisions helping to bring EV manufacturing and thousands of jobs into the U.S. and Ohio.
Tudor Dixon, the Republican nominee in Michigan’s upcoming gubernatorial race, accepted campaign contributions from one of the Republicans who impersonated an elector and attempted to falsely award the state’s 2020 electoral votes to Donald Trump.
Most state abortion bans with exceptions for rape and incest require victims to provide a police report proving the crime, adding an extremely challenging legal barrier that activists say are meant to discourage survivors from pursuing abortions.
J.D. Vance, the Republican nominee in Ohio’s Senate race, has switched his position on federal abortion bans, now saying regulations should be left up to the states post-Dobbs.
Kathy Barnette has still not endorsed Dr. Mehmet Oz since the celebrity doctor won the GOP nomination for Pennsylvania Senate in June, despite the latter’s claim that all his former rivals have endorsed him.
Audio provided to Heartland Signal shows Republican businessman Tim Michels, the front-runner in Wisconsin’s primary race for governor, said he’d ban abortion pills and emergency contraceptives if elected.
Days after being declared the winner of the PA GOP Senate primary election, Dr. Mehmet Oz delivered keynote remarks at a meeting for a lobbying group that supports multi-level marketing — a haven for pyramid schemes.
State Rep. Tricia Derges, a Republican in Missouri’s House of Representatives, was found guilty on Monday of 22 charges including wire fraud, illegally distributing drugs like Oxycodone and Adderall without valid prescriptions, and lying to investigators.
