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Wednesday, Dec 2 2015

None For You, More For Me: Ted Cruz On Contraceptives

Ted Cruz is the GOP field's most prolific contraceptives aficionado -- or so he tried to convince us earlier this…

Tuesday, Mar 1 2016

The Republican Party Further Embraces Bigotry And Extremism

"Donald Trump’s Message Resonates With White Supremacists" read a New York Times headline today. True as that may be, Donald…

Thursday, Mar 23 2017

What Trumpcare Will Do To Real People

We know Trumpcare is such a disaster in Washington it may actually fail today in the House, but the bill’s…

Thursday, Apr 6 2017

New Trump Economy Job Loss Numbers: 57,500+ Announced Mass Layoffs And Counting

Ahead of tomorrow's jobs report, American Bridge is releasing our latest tabulation of the 57,560-and-counting announced mass layoffs during the first 75 days of…

Senator Ron Jonson participates in a Senate hearing.
Monday, Feb 28 2022

U.S. Senate Republicans Block Abortion Rights Bill

Republicans are far-out-of-step with voters on abortion, urging the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade and pushing for hardline ban laws.

Wednesday, May 21 2014

Memo From President Brad Woodhouse: Race to the Right in Georgia

The top two extreme Republicans running for Senate in Georgia have advanced to the next round of this knock down, drag out, race to the right primary fight. With two more months of campaigning until the runoff, David Perdue and Jack Kingston will undoubtedly continue to pander to the Tea Party base. Whether opposing raising the minimum wage/extending unemployment benefits, or supporting cuts to Medicare/attempting to voucherize the program, extreme conservatives Perdue and Kingston have more in common than not. Not to mention the time Kingston suggested low-income children perform manual labor in exchange for subsidized school lunches, and Perdue's track record as an out-of-touch elitist. Is this the face of a Republican Party that has learned its rebrand lessons from 2012?

Thursday, Mar 17 2022

Walker Falsely Claims NATO Isn’t “Involved” On Ukraine

Herschel Walker incorrectly claimed that NATO is not "involved" in supporting Ukraine and deterring Russia's invasion.

Friday, Jan 23 2015

American Bridge Bracketing Steve King Sweepstakes With Twitter Ads, Video, Trackers, Press Call

GOP Presidential Candidates Will Be Held Accountable For Bowing To The Most Extreme Wing Of The Republican Party

Steve King's Iowa Freedom Summit tomorrow will be replete with GOP presidential candidates courting his favor -- Chris Christie, Scott Walker, Rick Santorum, Ted Cruz, Rick Perry, Carly Fiorina, Mike Huckabee, Ben Carson and more are slated to attend. It goes to show just how sharply the party has moved to the right that its most serious presidential hopefuls are spending their weekend hoping to flatter the most notoriously anti-immigrant member of Congress, not to mention palling around with the likes of Donald Trump and Sarah Palin. But their desperate attempts to endear themselves to the conservative base will not come without consequences, namely because general election voters also happen to have eyes and ears. American Bridge is holding these candidates accountable for their lunges to the far right.

News Press Releases Donald Trump Wednesday, Apr 3 2024

They Watched Trump. Here’s What They’re Saying…

This week, American Bridge asked voters and reporters to watch a full Trump rally with us to understand how unhinged he has…

News Saturday, Jan 1 2011

Scott Brown On Wall Street Reform

Brown Sought Provisions, Pushed By Banking Industry Lobbyists, to “Undercut a Central Pillar” of Wall Street Reform. While Wall Street Reform was in conference committee, Brown, other lawmakers, and banking industry lobbyists pushed for “provisions to undercut a central pillar of the legislation, known as the Volcker Rule, which would forbid banks from using their own money to make risky wagers on the market and would force them to sell off hedge funds and private equity units.” The changes would “benefit Boston-based money management giants like Fidelity Investments and State Street Corp. The biggest Wall Street firms would be helped as well.” [Boston Globe, 6/21/10]

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