House GOP Launches ad Campaign Hitting Democrats over Shutdown

House GOP launches ad campaign hitting Democrats over shutdown

The National Republican Congressional Committee blames Democrats for the government shutdown in a new ad campaign, accusing them of prioritizing illegal immigrants.

NRCC Launches Paid Ad Campaign Hitting Josh Riley for Government Shutdown

WASHINGTON, D.C. – On day one of the Democrats’ government shutdown, the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) launched a paid advertising campaign targeting Josh Riley for shutting down the government and putting politics over people. “Out of touch Democrat Josh Riley is grinding America to a halt. Riley’s shutdown puts critical programs that New Yorkers rely on at risk, just so he can prioritize open borders and handouts for illeg…

'Not even legal': Morning Joe debunks MAGA’s 'unambiguous lies' over government shutdown

When Democratic and GOP lawmakers were unable to reach a spending agreement on Tuesday, September 30, the United States' federal government went into a partial shutdown. House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffries (D-New York) maintained that cuts to subsidies for Obamacare will make health insurance unaffordable for millions of Americans, while House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) and other MAGA Republicans accused Democrats of wanting to fund hea…

Government shutdown begins as House GOP campaign arm heaps pressure on Dems

NRCC targets Democrats with shutdown blame in new ads, claiming they refused government funding to support illegal immigrant healthcare benefits.

This Is the Ad the NRCC Just Launched in 42 Battleground Districts About the Schumer Shutdown

NRCC's ad campaign targets Democrats over government shutdown in battleground districts.

Trump blasts Dems for prioritizing ‘illegal aliens’ healthcare as shutdown looms

As Congress barrels toward Tuesday’s midnight deadline to avoid a government shutdown, Republicans are blasting Democrats for prioritizing “free healthcare for illegal aliens” over paying U.S. troops, who would miss paychecks if the government closes. Both Vice President JD Vance and House Speaker Rep. Mike Johnson, R-La., have accused Senate Minority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., of trying to reinstate taxpayer-funded medical benefits for …