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For those of you who have called the Treasure Coast “home” for many years, you know that the state of our waterways hasn’t always met a high standard of quality.
This morning, I joined Speaker Mike Johnson’s daily press conference on the growing impact of this Democrat-led federal shutdown, and I discussed how it’s putting our national security and American interests on the global stage at risk.
Keeping Americans safe on our roads is common sense. All of us who rely on our highways and interstates deserve to know that every vehicle is operated by someone who’s qualified, lawfully licensed, and at the very least, proficient in the English language.
If you’re a young person who is ready to challenge yourself and commit to serving our nation, this is your opportunity. Those accepted into a service academy will receive a world-class education and, upon graduation, will serve in the U.S. Armed Forces.
It’s time for Senate Dems to put down the shovel, stop playing games, and do the right thing for the American people: reopen the government, pay our troops, and debate healthcare on its own merits.
It’s simple: Republicans are fighting to protect safety, common sense and to make sure law enforcement officers get paid, while Democrats are fighting to protect reckless spending, illegal healthcare, and to oppose President Trump at all costs.
Tomorrow, on October 18th, from 1400 to 1600, my office is hosting a “Military Appreciation BBQ” for servicemembers, members of the National Guard, military veterans, and their families.
I’ve seen the consequences when we risk our military readiness and every day this shutdown drags on, our enemies grow stronger. Schumer’s showing where his priorities lie, not with service, not with families, but with party politics.
Earlier today, I sent a letter to Postmaster General Steiner with one simple request: to honor the late Charlie Kirk with a commemorative U.S. postage stamp.
On October 15th, 1.32 million service members will go without pay. This is unacceptable. Republicans are ready to reopen the government today, so the only question left is: will Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats choose politics—or patriots?