Mitigate staffing shortages by hiring, training, and certifying technical staff to be ready to assume those critical radar maintenance duties as technicians retire.
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Mitigate staffing shortages by hiring, training, and certifying technical staff to be ready to assume those critical radar maintenance duties as technicians retire.
Mitigate staffing shortages by hiring, training, and certifying technical staff to be ready to assume those critical radar maintenance duties as technicians retire.
Furthermore, I would argue that we are already at war on our southern border against the cartels because they are killing wartime numbers of Americans, 200 a day from fentanyl poisonings.
But today is April 17, 1940, in my mind, and I am on your side, because the winds of war are already blowing overseas in a way they haven't in 80 years.
China is just--you know what they are doing in Latin America. They are in almost every country.
This morning, higher than expected inflation reading shows that President Biden's tax and spend policies continue to hurt everyday Americans.
Competition is what drives the small business economy and at the end of the day, your customers will tell you if you are doing a good job or not as a business owner, we do not need the government telling us that.
I believe that the cuts fundamentally provide how cutting taxes is good for small businesses, good for all Americans, and good for our economy.
I am supportive of the administration's increasing focus on China and glad the Coast Guard is going to play a key role.
As a sportsman, I appreciate you using the word hunters, hunters to find those threats, because, again, some of them, like you mentioned, are deep somewhere else.
With the current resource limitations, I am very concerned about your agency's capacity to defend against the threats that you just mentioned, especially when you said, it is only the tip of an iceberg.
This is the most serious threat to our Nation that I have seen in more than 30 years in the U.S. Government.
Our nation's cyber frontier and critical infrastructure are far too vulnerable to attack, and we must do more to make sure that we outpace our adversaries.
I am concerned about whether we are doing enough, given the resources advantages of those that are wishing to cause problems to our cybersecurity systems and our critical infrastructure.
As you know, our adversary continues to leverage cyber tactics to threaten our national security, our economy, and our way of life.
This last appropriation bill, the current one, we have enacted funding for 2024 an additional $570 million.
That is not sufficient for me to say that there was no impropriety.