Washington Free Beacon

“including $1,087.33 following an April rally in Augusta, Ga.”

“nearly $3,000 for 'makeup services' since February”

“While El‑Sayed claims to be 5'8", a Washington Free Beacon analysis suggests he is closer to 5 feet tall”

“voters have not elected a president under 5'9" since 1896”

“Former President Barack Obama, listed at 6'2"”

“donated $61,000 to Democratic campaigns in the second quarter of 2026, bringing the total he has given to Democrats this campaign cycle to $450,400.”

“between April 1, 2026, and June 30, 2026, Ni gave $15,000 to the campaign of Illinois lieutenant governor Juliana Stratton, her state's Democratic nominee for Senate; $10,000 to the Illinois Democrat…”

“Overall, during the current campaign cycle, Ni has given $52,000 to Stratton's campaign, $19,000 to Cooper's campaign, and another $41,250 to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.”

“He has also donated a total of $100,000 to the Forward Party and $66,300 to Republicans, including $14,000 to Sen. Steve Daines's (R., Mont.) campaign and $8,300 to the campaign of Rep. Darin LaHood …”

“Nearly 40 percent of Ni's GOP contributions have supported candidates in Montana.”

“Ni has directed $165,000 to the Max Baucus Institute since 2021.”

“Two weeks later, he wrote a $30,000 check for her PAC, his initial contribution to her campaign.”

“In October 2021, he hosted Wisconsin governor Tony Evers (D.) for a tour and one day later wrote his campaign a $10,000 check, state filings show.”

“In July 2024, he hosted Sen. Cory Booker (D., N.J.) for a tour, then gave his campaign a $5,000 donation less than three months later.”

“In October 2025, he welcomed Reps. Sean Casten (D., Ill.) and Laura Gillen (D., N.Y.), then gave each of their campaigns max contributions of $7,000 weeks later.”

“That same month, he hosted representatives from the Democratic Governors Association and its chairman-elect, Gov. Andy Beshear (D., Ky.)—Ni donated $10,000 to the association four months prior, IRS r…”

“The share of successful National Science Foundation grants containing DEI language has plummeted during the Trump administration, falling to 9 percent in 2025 from 34 percent in 2022, according to da…”

“The survey, conducted in early June, found that likely Republican primary voters prefer a candidate who supports a strong U.S.-Israel relationship by a margin of 57 percentage points”

“The survey, conducted in early June, found that likely Republican primary voters prefer a candidate who explicitly denounces antisemitism by a margin of 52 percentage points”

“But it showed that Republican voters were supportive of the war by a whopping 59 point margin”

“Likewise, they approved of President Donald Trump’s handling of the conflict with Iran by 55 points”

“the cost of living, immigration, and jobs and the economy topped the list at 31 percent, 13 percent, and 12 percent respectively”

“nearly $300 million”

“Nearly $50 million”

“An additional $248 million”

“$1.5 million”

“$1.75 million”

“$2 million”

“$18.4 million”

“more than $200 million”

“At least 28 programs”

“$9.5 million”

“$1.7 million”

“$8.8 million”

“100%”

“plans to spend nearly $300 million on explicitly race-conscious programs over the next year”

“Nearly $50 million has been budgeted for programs that appear to exclude white people entirely”

“An additional $248 million will go to programs that use racial preferences or are geared toward race-conscious outcomes”

“Obama’s State of the Union addresses peaked at a 10th grade level in 2009 and declined to an eighth-grade level by 2012.”

“Bush scored consistently above the 10th grade level with his State of the Union addresses, including a high of 11.84 for his 2005 address.”

“Bush’s June 2001 signing statement was at a 10th grade level, compared with the seventh grade level at which Obama spoke in 2010.”

“Bush’s “Axis of Evil” State of the Union speech, given in 2002 and derided by academic critics as overly simplistic, was delivered a full grade level above Obama’s lauded 2002 “dumb war” oration.”

“The charges came amid broader travel costs for the trip that totaled nearly $10,000, even though comparable transportation arrangements were estimated to cost closer to $1,000, the Washington Free Be…”

“Over the eight years of Bush’s presidency, from January 2001 to January 2009, the economy added an average of 11,406 jobs per month, according to a Washington Free Beacon study.”

“Over the duration of the Obama presidency, by contrast, the economy has lost an average of 14,666 jobs per month.”

“The district Brink is running to represent, meanwhile, is home to a General Motors plant that employs 4,183 people”