Twenty thousand and 500 successes doesn't sound like a good batting average to me.
John Mica
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John Mica is a former U.S. Representative who served Florida's 7th congressional district from 1993 to 2017. A member of the Republican Party, Mica was known for his work on transportation and infrastructure issues, playing a significant role in shaping policies related to these areas during his tenure. He was also involved in various legislative efforts aimed at improving the economy and supporting local businesses in Florida. Mica's long career in public service included a focus on constituent services and community engagement.
It is difficult enough when you have somebody who is confirmed, let alone someone who is in an acting position, to get things done.
So tax cheats at the IRS get access to my tax information, while even if I have been persecuted directly by the IRS, I can't get that.
What percentage of FOIA requests to TSA are denied or redacted due to the targeted information carrying the SSI designation, do you have any idea?
Has the TSA implemented proper protocols to ensure that the TSA administrator is documenting support for releasing SSI prior to releasing the information?
The witness testimony and documents show that TSA officials manipulated SSI designations to prevent the release of non-SSI documents.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Smith, and staff. I look forward to working with the committee and you and others ensuring that modeling and simulation remains being utilized as a cost-effective tool for our military readiness.
It would be my preference to give those who served the Country an opportunity to have the first show at whatever is available.
Unfortunately in my community, central Florida, about 25 percent of the homeless are veterans.
Again, when you come to obstruction of your work and using taxpayer monies to obstruct, we are reaching about the limits.
Why has the East St. Louis Housing Authority been under government receivership for almost 30 years?
I have advocated for the Federal Government to pay to get the best expertise we can to operate systems and manage operations, attract them and reward people who do a good job.
They are wasted to reduce this. If I was looking at this from a business standpoint, first, I would pass a law that did away with the administrative staff, re-contract this out with a limit and the cost of administration.
Again, it is a high number. If we could turn this over to private sector, I am sure management companies would chomp at the bit to get 29 percent of billions of dollars going out.
I have always said the Federal Government should not be a slum lord and that we should be responsible.
One of the most devastating attacks--well, most devastating attacks I can recall is the McVeigh bombing in Oklahoma.





