- Thom Tillis voted to confirm Pete Hegseth. He now says he didn’t think Hegseth was up to the task when he voted.
- Chuck Schumer said Republicans didn’t have the votes to advance the funding bill. Two days later he voted to advance it.
- Lisa Murkowski cast the 50th yes, then said she didn’t like the bill.
- Michael Baumgartner says tariffs are taxes he opposes. In February he voted to keep the Canada tariffs.
- Asked on Breaking Points if he supports a two-state solution, Adam Smith said yes, and that it’s “probably no longer possible.”
- Don Bacon said ICE and Border Patrol need to be reined in. He then voted for $38.5 billion for ICE with no mask or ID rules.
- Thom Tillis voted to confirm Kristi Noem. A year later he said he had “none at all” confidence in her.
- Bob Ferguson said businesses would pay less. Then he signed B&O tax increases.
- Elissa Slotkin said Trump follows the authoritarian playbook. She has voted to confirm 30 of Trump's nominees, and against 188.
- Jacky Rosen condemned masked men “throwing someone in a van.” Seven months later she voted for the stopgap that kept ICE funded, and explained why.
- Bill Cassidy voted for RFK Jr. on the strength of vaccine commitments. Seven months later he told Kennedy, “effectively we’re denying people vaccine.”
- Patty Murray voted to confirm Marco Rubio, 99-0. Four months later she told him what he had done was “outright illegal.”
- Donald Trump said TikTok would close unless it was sold. In 2024 he said he had a “warm spot” for it, and on day one he paused the ban law.
- Ted Cruz called Jan. 6 “a violent terrorist attack.” The next day he called that “a mistake.”
- Gavin Newsom asked Californians to minimize mixing. Ten days later he went to a birthday dinner at the French Laundry, then apologized.