Marie Gluesenkamp Perez

In 2026, we're having this discussion after decades of fighting for Title IX and decades of fairness in women's and girls' sports because of Title IX that we're having this discussion.

It's really disappointing that my opponent would rather talk around the issues and address the core fairness, the core safety issues that go along with this.

And the fact is, whether it's rare or not, and it's not that rare, it happened right here in our district in Camas County.

Every single girl, every single woman who's asked to be in an unfair, unsafe condition deserves to be recognized and listened to.

And frankly, you know, the other side is filled with hate and anger.

And they're attacking young women like this and their parents rather than having the discussion.

In the meantime, my opponent, Marie, was Camp Perez is sitting on the sidelines, not willing to stand up for anyone.

Well, and in fact, let me ask you this, John, because I've been watching.

That's my third out of three just, like, solid toss-ups.

Uh, Washington's 3rd, even though, uh, Marie Gluesenkamp Perez is there, I see John Braun as, uh, pulling ahead and winning that one.

I think Republicans actually have some momentum in Washington and Oregon they didn't really have before.

Uh, for New Jersey's 7th, I also see that as, uh, um, being kept by Tom Kean Jr.

... upon millions of dollars trying to hold them.

The last one here, Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, or Congresswoman MGP as she's known on the Hill.

This is a, a district that Trump won.

There's a reason Republicans feel confident that they might be able to pull it off this time because in 2024 and 2022 she faced Joe Kent, who she successfully portrayed as an extremist.

Wow.

I, I wanted to ask you, and I, I don't know if you, um, have followed this at all, but I was really interested last election cycle when Marie, I think it's Gluesenkamp Perez, won in Washington.

She flipped a district.

She's a Democrat, and she's a mechanic, and I've been, was, I was super fascinated by that.

Even though the county has said, "Hey, you gotta, you gotta pass both," uh, I'm not so sure about that, and so that's kind of the positions that we see regarding that.

So, uh, so those are the county measures, and then you have obviously the congressional district, uh, Jon Braun and, uh, over Marie Gluesenkamp Perez.

So the Republicans are recommending, uh, Jon Braun over Marie.

And then the leg- legislature 17th, uh, LD, you have Kevin Waters, Dave Steeb.

It's kinda taking a couple of different recommendation sources and bringing those, distilling that to you.

But I also wanna talk about the Democrats and what they've done 'cause I think it's pretty interesting to see what they've done.

Now, they've thrown their support behind Marie Gluesenkamp Perez for Congress, which is a little surprising because there is quite the division.

You know, for, for quite a while, the Democrats and Indivisible, which is just a proxy for the Clark County Democrat Party, as in the, uh, Indivisible Greater Vancouver, uh, you know, they've been after Marie and hounding her and s- you know, calling her out as a fake and phony.