Richard Hudson has built his career as a Washington insider who puts industry donors ahead of his own constituents. He was the one of top pharmaceutical PAC recipient in Congress in the 2020 cycle — pocketing $275,980— who voted against the capping insulin prices and Medicare drug price negotiation, parroting pharma industry talking points almost verbatim. He personally inserted a provision into a GOP bill to block Medicaid expansion in North Carolina — a program that went on to cover over 600,000 people once it finally passed without his help. He voted against the bill that funded a $5 billion Wolfspeed semiconductor plant and 1,800 jobs in his own district, and voted to keep tariffs projected to cost North Carolina farmers $695 million and 8,000 jobs.
It’s been over 75 days since Trump began his reckless war with Iran, and every day since then, Americans are paying the price. In every state across the country, gas prices are skyrocketing, and Republicans across the country are doing nothing but putting their full support behind this ill-advised military conflict, prioritizing blind loyalty to Trump over the well-being of the people they represent. “The…