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Today, Gabe Vasquez just voted against a commonsense resolution to condemn the crisis happening at our southern border, denounce the Biden administration’s open-border policies and urge Biden to secure the border now. The bill passed the House with bipartisan support, but still Vasquez voted against it. Just like Vasquez voted against House Republicans’ signature border security legislation, H.R. 2: the Secure […]

Today, 64 House Conservatives, led by Speaker Mike Johnson, visited the southern border at Eagle Pass, TX. After meeting with border officials, Speaker Johnson had this to say:  “One thing that is absolutely clear, America is at a breaking point with record levels of illegal immigration… The situation here and across the country is truly […]

According to AAA, gas prices are about $1.20 a gallon higher than when President Biden took office, and CNBC reports that core inflation remains high, still double what inflation was when Biden took office. Americans continue struggling to keep up with the high cost of living. Meanwhile, the left remains opposed to checks on their […]

Despite the left’s refusal to negotiate, Politico reports that President Biden has “prioritized deal-making” in the debt limit talks. *Checks notes* Back in January, the White House pushed the House to “show us your plan” and provide a debt limit proposal before they would even consider negotiating. When the House majority passed a bill to […]

Despite facing criticism on multiple fronts, President Biden still refuses to negotiate on the debt ceiling. According to a new poll by America’s New Majority Project, 60.7% of voters agree that Biden and the Senate should negotiate a compromise with Speaker McCarthy to avoid an economic catastrophe, while only 26.8% disagree.  Their poll also found that most Americans actually want government to cut spending […]

As the debt ceiling battle heats up, Biden’s negotiating strategy (or lack thereof) is losing steam. The Washington Post reports the Biden administration is still refusing to cut spending in exchange for raising the debt ceiling. They write: “One person familiar with the White House’s thinking, speaking on the condition of anonymity to describe internal […]