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I sit here because the United States in a bipartisan effort takes this problem seriously enough to create, fund, and now elevate this position to an ambassadorship.

We see this as a danger to the founding ideals of this republic.

Unless one is willing to fight Jew-hatred wherever one finds it, one should not be a nominee for this position.

Unless one is willing to fight Jew hatred wherever one finds it, one should not be a nominee for this position.

Today's rise in antisemitism is staggering.

A person's political persuasions are irrelevant in the fight against antisemitism.

I plan to become a thorn in the side of those who engage in antisemitism.

Increasingly, Jews have been singled out for slander, violence, and terrorism.

No genocide, no attack, begins with the attack.

Georgia has also been ground zero for voter suppression and if we look at what happened with all of the legislation that we`ve seen across the country introduced to suppress the vote, it was all in response to Georgians showing up in force…

I join my friend and colleague Buddy Carter in requesting a study to determine the feasibility of widening the Savannah Harbor.

I ask that the Subcommittee support my request for a study on the feasibility of modifying the landscape to reduce the city's flood potential.

For this project, I am requesting authorization of $105 million in funding for this environmental infrastructure project.

I am joined by both Congressman Lawson and Congressman Dunn of Florida in asking that the Subcommittee identify hydrilla as an additional aquatic invasive species of concern.

My first priority is to address the perennial problem of aquatic invasive species, particularly hydrilla, that have plagued Lake Seminole for the past twenty years.

I submitted five requests to the committee, which will address longstanding environmental and infrastructure concerns that have an impact in Georgia's Second Congressional District and throughout the State.

The Port of Savannah is the pride of Georgia, particularly in its role as the biggest, busiest, and most economically productive port in the region.

Simply put, we need to ensure that our communities are becoming more resilient in the face of these storms.