Right to the Point

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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RSC Messaging Task Force Chairman Mark Alford (MO-04) sits down with the Republican Study Committee's newest member, Congressman Matt Van Epps (TN-07), on this episode of Right to the Point to introduce the freshman who is anything but new to the fight for our country.
The two break down Van Epps' road to Congress, from West Point and eight combat deployments as an Army Special Operations pilot, to winning a nationally watched special election. Van Epps details why his background makes him uniquely positioned to take on the threats facing America, from criminal illegal aliens to the final frontier.
The duo also lay out the conservative priorities Van Epps is hitting the ground running on, including returning to regular order on appropriations, cutting spending, and keeping Republicans in the majority come the midterms.
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RSC Chairman August Pfluger (TX-11) sits down with House Budget Chairman Jodey Arrington (TX-19) on the latest episode of Right to the Point to lay out the case for Republicans to go on offense with a second reconciliation bill focused on making America affordable again.
The two West Texas conservatives break down why this is Republicans' moment to strike, capitalizing on the success of the first reconciliation bill's tax cuts and anti-fraud measures. Chairman Arrington details how the big beautiful bill generated 7% business investment growth and drove GDP to 4.4%, proving conservative policies work, but he warns Republicans have a narrow three-month window before the November midterms to finish the job.
The duo also challenge Republicans to meet the moment on exposing the fraud-riddled COVID-era subsidies that have only made health care more expensive and less accessible.
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Rep. Eric Burlison (MO-07) sits down with Rep. Michael Cloud (TX-27) and Rep. Kevin Hern (OK-01) to expose why Obamacare is a failed system that cannot be fixed through Washington's typical Band-Aid approach on the latest episode of Right to the Point.
The three RSC members break down how Obama's signature law has delivered sky-high premiums, restricted access to doctors (especially in rural America), and enriched insurance companies while leaving the same 25-30 million Americans uninsured 15 years later. They zero in on why Republicans must stop tinkering around the edges and instead rebuild the entire health care system from scratch, centered around what patients actually want: affordable access to care with transparent pricing.
Rep. Cloud and Rep. Hern detail the multiple layers driving up costs, from insurance company profits to pharmacy benefit managers to hospital pricing schemes, and why RSC's comprehensive policy approach provides the perfect forum to tackle this head-on.
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