“Again, I congratulate Milla Santapaola on this impressive accomplishment.”
“Again, I congratulate Holden Schoen on this impressive accomplishment.”
“I do not doubt that she will succeed in her future academic and military career.”
“I am confident that Milla's time in Annapolis will be similarly impactful for her.”
“I am confident that Holden's time at this incredible institution will be similarly impactful for him.”
“Nominating young people to our service academies is one of my greatest honors as a Member of Congress.”

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On the recordJune 26, 2024
There are First Amendment implications to requiring to call someone by their preferred pronoun or not.
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Todd Rokita
Republican · Indiana
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Rokita highlights First Amendment concerns regarding pronoun usage.

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