Thomas Massie
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Thomas Harold Massie is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Kentucky's 4th congressional district since 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Massie has been an advocate for limited government and individual liberties. He is known for his libertarian-leaning views and has often focused on issues such as fiscal responsibility and government transparency. Throughout his tenure, he has been involved in various legislative efforts and has made headlines for his outspoken positions on a range of topics.
Wouldn't it be better for the United States if we didn't allow these felons to come into the country?
How many of the 800,000 that you have released in here that you told my colleague will undoubtedly commit a crime.
Should we promote, allow, encourage, or should we discourage operating systems that do their own updates without user involvement?
My final question, when it comes to security audits, it seems like it is not such a great idea to let the same vendors that are selling the software do the audits.
If we are going to put that kind of retrofit mandate and standards development into avionics, that needs to be part of our national strategy.
In fact, it was Obama in 2010 who said, free up some space for these telecommunications devices.
I want to thank you, Director Carvajal, for your staff being responsive to one of my inquiries about how many vaccination exemptions have been granted at the BOP.
I would rather have a cold mic than a hot mic any day, but glad that we have this working.
The irony here is that the inmates have more rights than the officers themselves.
When you look into it, see if they bought some walk-through FDA-approved COVID killers and if those are working.
How many requests have you received for religious accommodations, given that the deadline is coming upon us?
Thirteen and a half billion dollars, Mr. Attorney General, on the backs of people, human beings brought over the border and probably forced into servitude to pay back the cartels for their immigration.
I ask unanimous consent to submit to the record two letters drafted, and written, and sent by Chip Roy and I to Attorney General Merrick Garland for which we have not received a response.
I believe that it is fraud, in fact fraud to tell people that you are going to preserve their constitutional religious accommodations by telling them they can apply for an exemption and then not allowing any of those exemptions.
I simply want to say that the people that are coming across by the thousands are being put to work in situations that are immensely bad.
No passenger should ever be violent or disrespectful to a flight attendant or a member of the crew of an aircraft.
If you have to carry a card on you to gain access to a restaurant venue or event in your own country, that`s no longer a free country.





