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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna took the fight to the swamp in a fiery appearance on Fox’s The Big Weekend Show, reminding hardworking Americans that conservative common sense is still alive in Washington. Luna squared up on everything from healthcare to congressional insider trading, and she didn’t shy away from pressing for transparency on the Epstein files and UFOs that the left would rather sweep under the rug.
When Luna warned that a majority of Americans oppose members of Congress being allowed to trade individual stocks, she was voicing what millions of voters already feel: public servants shouldn’t be playing the market with the public’s trust. This isn’t partisan grandstanding — it’s simple accountability, and conservatives should lead on a ban that restores faith in our institutions and stops elites from cashing in on inside access.
On healthcare, Luna argued for policies that put patients and taxpayers first instead of bailing out a bloated system that rewards special interests. Republicans have the moral high ground pushing for reforms that reward work, reduce fraud, and give families control over their healthcare, while Democrats cling to costly expansions that saddle future generations with debt. Conservatives must keep hammering that message until Washington embraces fiscal sanity and real choice.
Luna also pressed the case for digging into the Epstein files and demanding answers — a stance every patriot should applaud, because no one is above the law and no victim’s story should be buried by power and privilege. The same people who howl about “misinformation” when conservatives ask questions suddenly find their voices when it suits them; Luna’s insistence on transparency exposes that double standard for what it is.
On UFOs and national security, Luna reminded viewers that secrecy without accountability is a risk to the American people, and that Congress must get serious about oversight rather than serving as an echo chamber for bureaucratic cover-ups. National defense and truth-seeking aren’t partisan hobbies — they’re duties of elected officials who swear an oath to the Constitution, and Luna rightly pushed that point hard.
Most importantly, Luna credited President Trump’s perspective on these issues as sharp and effective, a reminder that bold leadership and common-sense principles win when conservatives speak plainly to the country. If Republicans keep promoting accountability, transparency, and policies that back working Americans, we’ll not only expose the rot in Washington but replace it with a government that actually serves the people.
