House Democrats Propose Trillions Of Dollars In Unsustainable Entitlements
Democrats think 'affordability' means trillions of dollars in government spending.One Republican congressional candidate has told Democrats where to go after they failed to support working American families.
Laurie Buckhout didn’t mince words as she left a stark message on the stage at the Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas Thursday: Every Democrat who voted to raise taxes on working families has to go.
‘This November, every Democrat who voted to raise taxes on working families deserves … to be relieved of command.’
Buckhout, who is running for the 1st Congressional District of North Carolina, is not an incumbent looking to maintain her seat in the House. She’s fighting against the current elected Democrat, whom she nicknamed “Do-Nothing Don Davis.”
That nickname isn’t completely accurate, even in Buckhout's estimation. Davis did something, all right, she said, but it was in opposition to the American people.
When the Working Families Tax Cuts Act was up for a vote in July 2025 as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Davis and the rest of the Democrats attempted to block it. They were unsuccessful.
But it hasn't sat well with Buckhout that Davis and other Democrats have tried to "take credit" for certain aspects of the bill nevertheless.
She claimed in her speech:
Democrats clearly have a playbook in Washington — block it in D.C., and then take credit for it back home. Vote no, then show up with the ribbon-cutting. In the Army, if you fail to keep your promises and not stand by your people, you get relieved of command. So this November, every Democrat who voted to raise taxes on working families deserves exactly that — to be relieved of command.
RELATED: Night 2 Republican Midterm Convention

Buckhout concluded with a call to action:
I'm a soldier. I'm a businesswoman who made payroll. I'm a fighter who keeps her word. And the road to holding this majority runs through districts like mine. So stand with me. Fight with me. Let's retire every Democrat who voted against your paycheck, and let's finish the job.
Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!
NEWTON, Mass.—Rep. Jake Auchincloss spent some of his time and energy Monday night trying to dispel concerns from voters about a takeover of his party by the Democratic Socialists of America.
The post In Packed Synagogue, a Democrat Scrambles to Defend Vote Against Arms for Israel appeared first on .
Democrats in New York City and beyond remain wary and far from sold on a trio of far-left candidates who swept city primaries last week, two of whom knocked out establishment Democratic incumbents.
The post 'She Hasn't Asked for My Endorsement': New York Democratic Party Chair Keeps Distance From Darializa Avila Chevalier as Party Frets Over Socialist Surge appeared first on .
Roughly 50 people gathered outside a Poetica Coffee location in Brooklyn Wednesday morning to protest the chain’s refusal to serve Rep. Dan Goldman (D., N.Y.) over his support for Israel.
The post ‘I Am Appalled at What Happened in This Coffee Shop’: Jewish New Yorkers Protest Outside Anti-Israel Coffee Joint That Banned Rep Dan Goldman appeared first on .
A New York City councilman has filed an ethics complaint against Mayor Zohran Mamdani for giving socialist House candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier one of his official vehicles as well as NYPD security to make campaign stops on the eve of Tuesday’s Democratic primary vote.
The post NYC Councilman Urges Probe of Mamdani for Giving an Official Vehicle, Security to Fellow Socialist Darializa Avila Chevalier for Primary Campaign’s Final Days appeared first on .
A socialist candidate for New York’s 13th Congressional District has called for revoking a rule that keeps violent criminals out of New York City public housing.
The post Socialist House Hopeful Darializa Avila Chevalier, Citing Her ‘Black Queer Feminist Lens,’ Demanded End To Rule Barring Violent Criminals From Public Housing appeared first on .