October 11, 2026
Good afternoon, and welcome to our Weekend Update.
Republicans have a plan to lower prices across the board: invest in America, expand American manufacturing and energy production, lower interest rates, and keep taxes low. When we produce more here at home and supply exceeds demand, prices come down.
Democrats don’t have a real plan. The only plan they have articulated is to raise your taxes. Raising taxes to lower costs is like trying to put out a fire with gasoline.
Watch my interview on Newsmax where I discuss the GOP’s Midterm strategy, my Financial Service’s Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations report on the Biden Administration’s failures to deliver decent public housing to American citizens, and more. Click here or below to watch.
I joined "The John Fredericks Show" this week to discuss what’s at stake this November, the critical congressional races here in Pennsylvania, and the clear choice voters have between our strong Republican candidates and today’s Democrat Party.
We also discussed my work to root out waste, fraud, and abuse across the federal government. As Chairman of the Financial Services Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, I also recently released a report exposing serious failures at public housing authorities across the country and the need for greater accountability over taxpayer dollars.
Republicans are fighting to protect taxpayer dollars, restore accountability in Washington, and keep our country moving in the right direction. Click here or below to watch.
IN NEWS YOU WON’T HEAR IN THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA: Socialist Agenda will cost Pennsylvania Families $355k
Radical Democrat candidates and their socialist buddies like Zohran Mamdani and AOC want to implement an extreme socialist agenda if they take back the House.
And what does that socialist agenda mean for Pennsylvania families? $22,000 less in take-home pay each year, mortgage rates as high as 12%, and a $355,000 bill per household.
That’s what they all want to do if they regain power: hike taxes, drive up prices, and take more from Texans.
