All year long, Rob Bresnahan has tried to convince voters that his extreme position on women's rights is not as bad as they know it to be. But voters know that Bresnahan is a phony.

Time after time after time, Bresnahan has invited anti-abortion extremists to northeastern Pennsylvania to campaign with him, promising to work "together " with them in Congress. It's no wonder Speaker Johnson, perhaps the most extreme member of the Republican caucus on abortion rights, said that he is "very excited about Rob's candidacy."

Across the country, Republicans in close races are pretending to moderate their positions on abortion, because they know how unpopular it is. Rob Bresnahan? Not so much!

In the final few weeks of the campaign, Bresnahan is palling around with former Rep. Lee Zeldin, another proud supporter of a federal abortion ban.

Bresnahan's closing message: I fit right in with anti-abortion extremists.

DCCC Spokesperson Aidan Johnson:
"Anti-abortion extremists know Rob Bresnahan is one of them. They are flocking to Bresnahan for a reason: he brings them one step closer to their goal of banning abortion nationwide."