Jody Hice
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Jody Hice is an American politician and a member of the Republican Party, currently serving as a U.S. Representative for Georgia's 10th congressional district since 2015. Born on June 22, 1960, Hice has been an active voice in Congress, focusing on issues such as religious freedom, fiscal responsibility, and limited government. He is known for his conservative stance on various social and economic policies, advocating for the interests of his constituents in Georgia.
Do you believe that the mayor of the city of Atlanta discriminated against you?
Do you believe that they discriminated specifically because of your religious beliefs?
I believe that we are created in the image of God, and every life deserves to be respected.
Religion, morality, and knowledge being necessary to good government and happiness of mankind.
there's nothing about this case that's ordinary, there's nothing about the subject that's ordinary.
I think it's all this compiled, putting the--connecting the dots that so many American people are irate, that after all of this there was not a recommendation for Secretary Clinton to be prosecuted.
So keeping the servers at home and all these types of things, obviously, is not in compliance with the Department's policies?
your statement on Tuesday clearly showed that Secretary Clinton not only was extremely careless in handling classified information, but that also any reasonable person should have known better, and that also, in doing so, she put our…
So is it your opinion that there should likewise be some discipline in this case?
It is inexcusable for Americans to have to fear being injured or killed by weapons that were issued to government agents who are incapable of properly handling their weapon.
I believe that the time has come for you to call on Director Jarvis to tender his resignation as the Director of the National Park Service.
Yes, in that regard we are working with other departments, of education and so forth, to gather all of the accurate information that is needed.
Right now, today, there are nearly one million student veterans who are using their Post-11 G.I. Bill benefits to pursue additional education.
I have been shocked at the culture of corruption and misconduct that has been allowed to persist at the National Park Service.
It is more than ironic, beyond ironic, to think that Director Jarvis has anything to offer us in terms of a guide on American values, when he, himself, is evidently so steeped in corruption.
My overall goal with this legislation is to ensure that no veteran feels as though he or she has misused their benefits.
I introduced H.R. 5047, the 'Protecting Veterans' Educational Choice Act of 2016.'
Of course we would work together with both, but this is directly with the VA and trying to help.
H.R.5047 - Protecting Veterans' Educational Choice Act of 2016, introduced by Congressman Jody Hice (GA-10), would direct the Secretaries of Veterans Affairs and Labor "to provide information to veterans and members of the Armed Forces…
When we hear that employees who engage in misconduct or mismanagement are not held accountable, it sounds like leadership actually condones misbehavior at the Park Services.





