Today @SecState confirmed what we’ve all suspected: foreign governments are actively using disinformation campaigns and influencer psyops to undermine our foreign policy and rip our country apart. Look no further than Neville Roy Singham and the “left wing radical loons” from Code Pink who are working with communists in China and Cuba. There is nothing organic about these destructive psyops.

I'm not here to convince anyone of anything. I'm here to ask the questions that need asking. The truth doesn't hide from scrutiny

have been hearing some quiet rumblings. Honestly, I am stunned that anyone would even suggest I should run in District 1. Rhode Islanders were rightfully angry when Seth Magaziner ran in a district he did not live in. People said it was wrong. People said District 2 deserved someone who actually lived here. I agreed then, and I still agree now. So why would I turn around and do the exact same thing? That is not leadership. That is not principle. That is hypocrisy. I have lived in District 2 for almost 40 years. My home is here. My practice is here. I raised my family here. I know the people, the towns, the struggles, and the values of this district because I have lived them. District 2 is not a campaign strategy for me. District 2 is home. Vic Mellor built his life in Florida. His home, business, wife, and family are in Florida. He says he grew up in Woonsocket, which is in District 1. So here is the common sense question: If Vic wanted to come back to Rhode Island and defend the district he says he grew up in, why didn’t he run in District 1 against progressive Gabe Amo? Why not go defend his own hometown district from progressive Gabe Amo? District 2 deserves a representative who is rooted here, lives here, works here, and understands the people here. I am not running where it is convenient. I am running where I belong. District 2 is not a rental. It is our home.

Rhode Islanders deserve to know exactly where their federal delegation stands. This morning, the United States Senate voted on S. 2, a bill that includes funding for ICE and Border Patrol. Rhode Island’s two Democratic senators voted NO. Senator Jack Reed: NO Senator Sheldon Whitehouse: NO Now the bill moves to the House, which means Seth Magaziner cannot hide from this issue either.

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I spent over 35 years as a surgeon. I've seen what works and what doesn't. And right now, Washington isn't working for Rhode Islanders. I'm not going to be extremely far right. I'm not going to be extremely far left. I'm going to be far normal which is where my constituents are. Healthcare costs that crush families. A national debt our kids will inherit. Social Security and Medicare that need real solutions not political games. These aren't Republican problems or Democrat problems. They're our problems. Fixing them will take someone willing to work across the aisle, put people over party, and never lose sight of who they actually work for.

I'm grateful for the chance to share my vision on Channel 12, and I'm excited to tell Rhode Island's 2nd District why I believe I'm the right leader for our community. For too long, Rhode Islanders have been overlooked. My approach is centered around practical, common-sense leadership that prioritizes our families, small businesses, and taxpayers over special interests and partisan extremes. As a resident who's raised my family and built my oral surgery practice here, I'm committed to being a steady, results-driven voice in Congress. I'm dedicated to upholding the Constitution and protecting individual liberties. In this primary, the choice is clear: practical leadership rooted in our community's values or more of the same partisan politics. Let's bring a new voice to Washington that truly represents Rhode Island.

Let's talk about Seth Magaziner's real record on police. This week he posted that he "proudly secured" $791,000 for West Warwick PD to buy new vehicles. He wants credit. Let's look at the full picture. First. that $791,000. That's not Seth writing a check. That's YOUR tax dollars being routed through Washington and handed back with his name on it right before an election. No mention of the cost. No mention of the debt. Just a photo op. Now — his actual record. In 2020, Seth Magaziner marched at a protest where demonstrators were carrying "Defund the Police" signs. It was photographed and reported by WPRI, the Boston Globe, and NBC10. His opponent Allan Fung confronted him about it in three separate debates and cited a tweet where Magaziner called it an honor to march. Magaziner's defense? "I just walked by a sign I disagreed with." A picture says a thousand words. Then in April 2023 — now a sitting Congressman — Magaziner voted against a bill to block Washington D.C.'s anti-police law. That law: Stripped officers of crowd control tools Undermined the ability to conduct consent searches Helped drive over 1,200 police officers out of the D.C. Metro Police Department Congress passed the bill anyway, 229 to 189, with bipartisan support. Seth Magaziner was on the wrong side. So let's be clear: In 2020 he marched with defund activists. In 2023 he voted to protect anti-police legislation. In 2026 he's handing out SUVs and calling himself a police supporter. That's not backing the blue. That's an election year flip flop and Rhode Islanders deserve better.

Congressman Seth Magaziner announced another $750,000 federal grant and claimed he is fighting to lower costs. Seth’s solution is always more federal spending. The results tell a different story. Rhode Islanders deserve a Congressman who will be honest about what’s working and what isn’t and who will fight for real solutions that lower costs instead of just announcing more spending.

Rhode Island parents deserve courage, not political weakness. The PROTECT Kids Act passed the House 217 to 198. It requires parental consent before schools make major changes involving a child’s records or sex based accommodations. Seth Magaziner voted NO.

Today, we pause as one nation to honor the fallen, comfort their families, and remember that liberty survives only because some were willing to give everything.

Stephen T. Skoly is a strong alternative to Seth Magaziner. Real leadership. Common sense. Rhode Island first. Less Washington politics. More Rhode Island results

Voters and candidates alike deserve transparency. Today, I announced I will not participate in an upcoming candidate forum on June 9th after organizers publicly advertised it as a debate, misrepresenting the meet-and-greet format we originally agreed to. 🧵