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WITL: Grocery Inflation Hits Michigan Households Hard

Meanwhile, Mike Rogers is saying that grocery prices are “starting to come down” and “working families [are] not paying more.”

Hardworking Michiganders are facing skyrocketing costs and all Mike Rogers has done is mock and dismiss their struggles.

KUT News: Texans are tightening their budgets to pay for health insurance after subsidies expired

Texans are facing skyrocketing health insurance costs thanks to the Republican health care price hikes supported by John Cornyn, Ken Paxton, and Wesley Hunt.

CNN: “More than a million fewer people have signed up for Affordable Care Act coverage for 2026”

After Senate Republicans voted to spike health care costs, more than a million Americans have already lost their health care coverage.

News - U.S. Consumer Confidence collapses to lowest level since 2014

The economy Trump grades as "A+++++":

Senator Catherine Cortez Masto: “We’ve got some incredible [Senate] candidates that are going to help us with pick-up opportunities”

image of Mike Rogers with headline from the Detroit Metro Times reading "Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers campaigns from Florida as carpetbagger questions return." A tearaway from the article reads Metro Times found that Rogers spent more than a week in November 2025 campaigning from his Florida mansion, beginning with a fundraiser in Naples on Nov. 19 and followed by a series of media interviews that appear to have been recorded from inside his Cape Coral home. Those included a virtual interview on Nov. 20, a social media video the next day, and another virtual interview on Nov. 26. In between, Rogers told a Michigan-focused audience in a Nov. 24 interview on Wood Radio that “my whole life is here [in Michigan],” despite being in Florida at the time.

NEW REPORT: Mike Rogers campaigned in Florida, pulled his multimillion-dollar Cape Coral mansion off the market, and prefers "the beach in Florida" over Michigan.

If Mike ❤️ s FL so much, he should stay there. Michiganders won't let him enrich himself at their expense again.

Celebrating Black History Month

Black history is American history.

This Black History Month, we celebrate and recognize the generations of Black leaders, trailblazers, and U.S. Senators who have changed the course of history and continue shaping our nation’s future.

Detroit Metro Times: Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers campaigns from Florida as carpetbagger questions return; National Journal: Mike Rogers’ Florida Roots in Question (Again); Raw Story: Michigan Republican accused of carpetbagging as he campaigns from Florida mansion

Mike Rogers has been campaigning for Michigan’s U.S. Senate seat … from his mansion in Florida. 🏖️

“Republican senators leading into the midterms may actually be in trouble. A new report that just came out from Morning Consult poll is showing Susan Collins of Maine and Dan Sullivan of Alaska are sitting near the bottom of the approval list overall.”

Hardworking Americans are struggling to make ends meet because of Trump and Senate Republicans’ affordability crisis.

WSOC-TV: Federal health insurance enrollment drops 22% in North Carolina. Michigan Public: Fewer Michiganders are enrolling in Affordable Care Act health insurance plans this year. WYSO: One-fifth of Ohioans with ACA subsidies dropping health insurance, estimates show. Portland Press Herald: ACA enrollment down in Maine after tax credits expire.

Across the country, Americans are losing their health care coverage because of Senate Republicans.

Newsweek: Two Republican Senators Get Warning Sign From New Poll Ahead of Midterm. “Senator Susan Collins of Maine and Dan Sullivan of Alaska are the second and third least popular senators in Morning Consult’s latest poll of senators’ approval rating.”

Susan Collins and Dan Sullivan have lost the trust of Mainers and Alaskans.

New Poll: Dan Sullivan is the third most unpopular senator in the nation

Dan Sullivan has turned his back on Alaskans. This November, Alaskans will turn the page and send Mary Peltola to the U.S. Senate.

Ted Cruz in Leaked Recording: "Mr. President, if we get to November... and prices are up 10–20% at the supermarket, we're going to go into Election Day, face a bloodbath...You're going to lose the Senate”

Even Ted Cruz admits it: Donald Trump and Republicans have created an affordability crisis, and this November, voters will hold Republicans accountable for it at the ballot box.

Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers campaigns from Florida as carpetbagger questions return - Detroit Metro Times Mike Rogers, the Michigan Republican running for U.S. Senate, is again facing accusations that he’s more of a Florida resident than a Michigan one, after resuming campaign activity from his Cape…

BREAKING: Mike Rogers resumed campaigning from Florida, took his Cape Coral mansion off the market, and said he would rather "be on the beach in Florida" than in Michigan.
Mike, next time don't book a return ticket. Michiganders don't want you back.
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Ohio: Enrollment in the Affordable Care Act dropped by 20% in 2026

North Carolina: Enrollment in the Affordable Care Act dropped by 22% in 2026

North Carolina and Ohio have seen some of the biggest drops in ACA enrollment so far this year, yet Michael Whatley and Jon Husted still support the GOP’s health care premium price hikes.

Detroit Metro News: Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers campaigns from Florida as carpetbagger questions return

Mike Rogers, the Michigan Republican running for U.S. Senate, is again facing accusations that he’s more of a Florida resident than a Michigan one, after resuming campaign activity from his Cape Coral home for more than a week in November and recently joking on a right-wing radio show that he would rather be “on the beach in Florida” as Michigan braced for a winter storm.

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New Poll: Susan Collins is the second most unpopular senator in the nation.

New Poll: Susan Collins is the second most unpopular senator in the nation.

Come November, Mainers will reject her.

Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar: “I’m just going to read [Alex Pretti’s] parents' words. They said, ‘Alex was a kindhearted soul who cared deeply for his family and friends and also the American veterans whom he cared for as an ICU nurse at the Minneapolis VA Hospital.’"

Minnesota Senator Tina Smith: “You need to know, America, that if it can happen here, it can happen in your community, too.”

This cannot be America.

Winston-Salem Journal: NC enrollment in federal insurance down 22% for 2026; The governor's office said the average marketplace enrollee in North Carolina is expected to pay $672 more in 2026 for the same health insurance they had in 2025.

North Carolinians are feeling the fallout from the health care crisis backed by Michael Whatley.

Ohio Capital Journal: “Husted took thousands from company that paid Ohio $88 million to settle Medicaid fraud allegations. ‘Meanwhile, Husted has repeatedly voted against extending for 600,000 Ohioans who are now seeing their health insurance skyrocket.’”

Meanwhile, Jon Husted voted nine times against lowering health care costs for Ohioans.

Jon Husted voted nine times against lowering premium costs for Ohio families.

Thanks to Jon Husted and Senate Republicans’ health care crisis, up to 500,000 Ohioans will see their health insurance costs rise and around 460,000 will lose health insurance.

Jon Husted blaming Ohioans for struggling during an affordability crisis he helped create: “Our work ethic is broken.”

Jon Husted blaming Ohioans for struggling during an affordability crisis he helped create: “Earn more.”

Jon Husted is telling struggling Ohioans to just “earn more” and that their “work ethic is broken”.

Reminder: Susan Collins cast the deciding vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court

Kavanaugh then voted to overturn Roe v. Wade, striking down the nationwide right to abortion access

20 states now ban or significantly restrict abortion access

On the 53rd anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a reminder: Overturning Roe would not have been possible without Susan Collins’ vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.

HOME | GOP on Abortion

Visit GOPonAbortion.com to learn more about GOP Senate candidates' records opposing women's right to make their own health care decisions.

DSCC Chair Kirsten Gillibrand statement on the 53rd anniversary of Roe v. Wade:

DSCC Vice Chair Sen. @adamschiff.com: “A year ago, I think most people would have said, ‘okay, really tough path for Democrats in the Senate, really hard to see it being possible to flip the Senate.’

That has completely changed. There is now a very viable path for the Senate to flip.”

What Michiganders are seeing at the Detroit Auto Show today: Mike Rogers writes off one of the “Big Three” automakers, discounting Stellantis and 48,000 U.S. auto workers