Grayson Bakich is a journalist for PJTV, focusing on national issues in the United States. His articles often delve into political debates and controversies, exploring topics such as immigration, gun control, and transgender rights. With a critical lens, Grayson aims to provide analysis and commentary on current events and political developments.
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By: Grayson Bakich
With more members of Congress willing to cooperate with President-elect Donald Trump and the incoming Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), one area of government spending sure to be prickly is defense spending, which was part of the discussion during Representative Cory Mills' ( R-FL ) recent appearance on Fox Business's Bottom Line , saying it demonstrated the need for banning stock trading between Congressmen and moratoriums on going into lobbying.
Fresh from cofounding the House Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Caucus, Representative Aaron Bean (R-FL) is now set to join the House Ways and Means
What will President Trump do with China in his second term? Representative Carlos Gimenez ( R-FL ) discussed his vision of how to deal with the Chinese during a weekend appearance on Fox News, saying, "This is a new sheriff, a different sheriff, and we are going to play this game completely differently than the previous administration."
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Strange drones have been spotted throughout New Jersey, sparking fears and concerns of their origin. The House Intelligence Committee is set to hold a classifie
By: Grayson Bakich
The latest continuing resolution (CR) faced vicious criticism from House conservatives, so it was quickly pulled off the floor for a vote, effectively killing it. Representative Anna Paulina Luna ( R-FL ) posted a brief video to X (formerly Twitter) explaining that federal disaster relief was still arriving, but "the current rendition of this CR was terrible [and] it is going to be rewritten and we will be getting that funding for you guys."
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Representative Brian Mast ( R-FL ) is set to become Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, sparking concerns that he will not be bipartisan, according to some Democrats. He addressed the situation in a recent appearance on Fox News's America's Newsroom , saying if they do not wish to cut frivolous foreign investments, "then it is not going to be bipartisan."
Eliminating "junk fees" has been a talking point of the Biden Administration. One of its last actions before the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump was the implementation of anti-junk fee measures by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which was applauded by Representative Kathy Castor ( D-FL ) in a recent statement . Castor called it "about fairness, transparency and saving hardworking families both time and money so they can focus on making memories together, not worrying about unexpected charges."
The massive 1,500-page continuing resolution (CR) died a quick yet painful death Wednesday after House conservatives rebelled against it. This left two days for
A second Continuing Resolution spending bill backed by President-elect Donald Trump and introduced and voted upon in the House of Representatives
By: Grayson Bakich
Representative Kat Cammack (R-FL) was one of four Florida Republicans who voted against the President-elect Donald Trump-backed continuing resolution that ultim
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