Right to the Point

Rep. Abe Hamadeh (AZ-08) and Rep. Marlin Stutzman (IN-02) were both in the ballroom when a deranged Leftist attempted to assassinate President Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. 

The two members join the Right to the Point podcast to share what they saw firsthand and connect the security failures of that night to a sobering reality: Democrats have left the agents who protect the President without a paycheck for over 70 days. 

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Rep. Ralph Norman (SC-05) and Rep. Rick Allen (GA-12) joined the Right to the Point Podcast to talk Masters week.
The duo previews the field at Augusta, makes their picks, and shares the story behind one of the most exciting new public golf projects in the country. Plus, the two members make the case for voter ID and give insights into the Democrats DHS Shutdown.
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Rep. Marlin Stutzman (IN-02) and Rep. Brad Knott (NC-13) joined the Right to the Point Podcast to sound the alarm on the Democrat-caused DHS shutdown and the very real national security consequences unfolding in real time. 
With TSA lines wrapping around airports, Coast Guard members working without pay, and sleeper cell activity already emerging in the wake of Operation Epic Fury, the two freshmen members pull no punches: Democrats are playing politics at the most dangerous moment for American security in a decade. 
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*NOTE: This episode was recorded on 3/20

Taryn Bragdon, CEO of the Foundation for Government Accountability, joins Right to the Point for a special episode to break down the RSC's plan for making homeownership affordable again alongside FGA Senior Fellow April Martin. The two dig into why creditworthy Americans are stuck renting, from crushing down payment requirements to frozen inventory caused by locked-in low interest rates. Martin walks through the polling: 93% say housing costs are too high, and nearly 70% of renters want a single-family home, not a government housing unit. 
Bragdon lays out the RSC's reconciliation framework to get it done, covering zero to low down payment options, mortgage assumability and portability, rent-to-own capital gains relief, and letting Americans use retirement savings to help loved ones buy a home. Each reform polls at 70 to 80 percent. Now it's time to get it across the finish line.

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Rep. Chip Roy (TX-21) sits down with conservative activist Scott Presler on the latest episode of Right to the Point to make the case for the SAVE America Act and put the Senate on notice.
The two election integrity champions break down exactly how fraud is slipping through the cracks, from Minnesota allowing one registered voter to vouch for eight others with zero ID required, to California's bloated voter rolls that kept non-citizens in the system long after they should have been removed. Presler details how these loopholes have already flipped races, pointing to Al Franken's 312-vote Senate win that handed Democrats the 60th vote for Obamacare.
Roy lays out what the SAVE America Act actually does, requiring proof of citizenship for new voter registrations, giving states the tools to check rolls against citizenship databases, and adding a commonsense voter ID requirement backed by 83% of Americans. The duo then turn their sights on the Senate, calling out Democrats who want to hide behind procedural excuses rather than defend their opposition to one of the most broadly popular bills in recent memory.
The message is simple: the House did its job. Now the Senate has to answer for it.
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