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10/23/2026

Military families evacuated from the U.S. Navy’s largest base in the Middle East are still looking for answers.

Navy veteran Chris Deluzio calls it what it is: a reckless failure by Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth. They failed to plan, and military families are paying the price.

Per MS NOW’s reporting, families were left scrambling to find housing, forced to pull from savings, and struggling to find new schools for their kids. All while their loved ones serve in a war with no exit strategy.

Deluzio is still looking out for the fleet. He will not give up the ship.

Footage: MS NOW

10/22/2026

Pete Hegseth fired Nancy Lacore in August 2025 without explanation. She was a Vice Admiral and Chief of Navy Reserve, 35 years into a career of service. Now she’s running for Congress.

Donald Trump won SC-01 by 13 points in 2024, but Lacore is making this a tight race. Her record of service has lifelong Republicans showing up to hear what she has to say.

Don’t give up the ship. Elect Nancy Lacore on November 3.

🗞️ Read the full opinion piece in The New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/22/opinion/nancy-lacore-pete-hegseth-south-carolina.html

10/21/2026

“Pete Hegseth is gonna see oversight like he has never seen before… he better buckle up and lawyer up.”

Servant leaders flip the House in November. Then Army combat veteran Pat Ryan takes the fight straight to Pete Hegseth’s door. Our soldiers and military families have paid for his incompetence and immorality long enough.

This is why we back leaders who’ve served. Accountability is personal for them.

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10/21/2026

Trump’s message to sick veterans: “If we don’t win, there’s no money.”

Ret. Vice Admiral Nancy Lacore spent 35 years in the Navy, rising from helicopter pilot to Chief of Navy Reserve. She’s calling it what it is: a scare tactic and a bribe.

In 2022, Congress authorized payments to veterans who got sick from Camp Lejeune’s toxic water, and they’re already going out.

Turning these payments into a campaign pitch is playing politics with the people who served. As Ret. Vice Admiral Lacore said: “He really just supports the military when it’s politically convenient for him.”

Our veterans deserve leaders who served, not leaders who keep score.

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10/21/2026

14 days until we elect David Crowley as the next governor of Wisconsin! 🇺🇸

There have been only three Black Americans elected governor in United States history.

In November, David Crowley could change that. Let’s make history!

10/20/2026

America, in two weeks we can send a new generation of veterans, educators, healthcare workers, and public servants to Congress.

They have the background to win and the character to lead.

On November 3, we’re bringing service back to politics. Are you with us?

10/19/2026

America is strong because of our servicemembers, not because Pete Hegseth pounds his chest or posts his workout videos.

The quiet professional is the mantra of special operations: Do the work, put the team first. Jason Crow learned that as an Army Ranger and carried it into Congress.

Hegseth has it backward.

Real leaders don’t have to prove how strong they are. Quiet strength, selfless service. Jason knows the difference.

10/19/2026

It’s easy to run on fear. It’s harder to run on love.

James Talarico is choosing the harder path, rejecting the corruption that has defined Texas politics for decades, and building a politics of unity.

This new kind of politics can build a new American dream, a dream worth fighting for.

15 days to go. Let’s send this servant leader to the U.S. Senate.

10/17/2026

Congress doesn’t need more career politicians. It needs leaders who know how to bring people together and get hard things done.

These candidates are servant leaders: veterans, first responders, educators, healthcare professionals, AmeriCorps alumni, and Returned Peace Corps Volunteers. Together, they’re fighting to flip the House.

Meet the 20 New Politics-backed leaders putting service back into politics:

⭐ AZ-06: JoAnna Mendoza
⭐ CA-48: Marni von Wilpert for Congress
⭐ CO-04: Rear Admiral Eileen Laubacher
⭐ CO-05: Jessica Killin
⭐ CT-01: Luke Bronin
⭐ FL-07: Bale Dalton for Congress
⭐ FL-13: Leela Gray
⭐ FL-22: Pia Dandiya for Congress
⭐ IA-03: Sarah Trone Garriott
⭐ KY-06: Zach Dembo
⭐ MI-01: Callie Barr | US Congress - Michigan’s 1st District
⭐ MT-01: Sam Forstag
⭐ NE-01: Chris Backemeyer for Congress
⭐ NJ-07: Rebecca Bennett
⭐ NY-17: Cait Conley
⭐ OH-10: Kristina Knickerbocker
⭐ PA-08: Paige Cognetti
⭐ SC-01: Nancy Lacore
⭐ VA-02: Elaine Luria
⭐ WI-01: Mitchell Berman for Congress

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