Career total from the entire pro-Israel lobby: $500. Zero from AIPAC. In a Congress where the average member has taken six figures, Crane's doing pretty well.

Gosar aligns perfectly with the Massie doctrine of absolute non-intervention. He has been a relentless opponent of funding overseas conflicts, voting heavily against Ukraine aid packages and consistently demanding that the U.S. broker peace rather than finance proxy wars. For voters who want zero taxpayer dollars sent to foreign battlefields, Gosar is an easy choice.

Former Freedom Caucus chairman Biggs is a strict constitutionalist who fights globalist spending and foreign entanglement. He voted against the massive foreign supplemental packages, consistently arguing that Washington has no business funding overseas border security while America's own southern border is left wide open.

Cammack has consistently rejected the beltway consensus on foreign entanglements, registering a firm 'No' on major foreign aid packages like the Ukraine security bill. She argues aggressively that passing massive overseas deficit spending bills while inflation crushes American families is a betrayal of the oath of office. She is a reliable ally for non-interventionist voters.

Donalds is currently running a high-profile primary campaign to replace term-limited Ron DeSantis. During his time in the U.S. House, Donalds established a staunchly populist record, explicitly voting against funding foreign proxy wars.

As a retired Marine Corps Lieutenant General, Bergman brings unique credibility to the anti-interventionist movement, actively bucking the traditional defense establishment on reckless foreign spending.

Voted to end the Iran war knowing his primary was weeks away — August 4th. He put his seat on the line to stop a forever war.