- Rep. Andrew Clyde calls for the impeachment of a federal judge who ruled that only the state of Florida, not the Trump administration, has the authority to prosecute a foreign citizen accused to voting illegally: "That kind of a judicial decision, where you show yourself to be a radical activist judge, is going to put you in the spotlight for us in Congress here to impeach you."
- Troy Miller claims that the Johnson Amendment was enacted because Sen. Lyndon Johnson "didn't like that a lot of black churches were opposing his candidacy." That is entirely untrue.
- Kevin Roberts caused a lot of trouble for himself and the Heritage Foundation by defending Tucker Carlson for interviewing Nick Fuentes. Despite that, Fuentes declares that Roberts is "the Benedict Arnold of our time": "When that guy dies, he's going to the ninth circle of hell."
- Samuel Rodriguez believes that Vice President J.D. Vance taking about demons and spiritual warfare is a sign that a "spiritual renaissance" is about to sweep over the nation.
- Finally, Jack Hibbs doesn't seem to have even a basic understanding of how our government works, asserting that "Congress holds the purse strings and the Senate writes the laws."
The Benedict Arnold Of Our Time
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