I support fielding increased quantities of critical munitions like SM-6 and appreciate that inventories are critically low relative to warfighter requirements.
Lisa McClain
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Lisa Carmella McClain is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Michigan's 10th congressional district. A member of the Republican Party, she has been in office since January 3, 2021. McClain has focused on issues such as fiscal responsibility and government accountability, advocating for policies like the Common Cents Act. She has also been vocal on social issues, emphasizing her party's stance against what she describes as divisive tactics from the Democratic Party.
nearly 70 percent of the Active Duty service members have witnessed really a politicization of the military.
Illicit fentanyl presents one of the biggest, if not the biggest, threat to public safety that the United States, in my opinion, has ever seen.
President Biden's open border policies have exacerbated the fentanyl crisis.
I think as much as we would like to stay at home, we actually have to begin to hold the government to the same standards that we hold private industry to.
the Chinese money laundering plan/scheme does it more efficiently, right, in hours instead of weeks, charges less of an interest rate--two percent as opposed to seven or eight.
Maybe it is sanctions. I mean, maybe there is not just one lever that we pull.
This issue is not a Democrat-Republican issue, socioeconomic. This issue affects each and every American, and we have to work together to find solutions to fight against the CCP.
The past two years, HHS under the Biden Administration, I think, has fallen short in many areas.
To end the opioid epidemic, we have to be just as serious about expanding access to drug treatment resources as we are about cracking down on drug traffickers.
We have a duty to our constituents and the American people. I ask the Committee to stop putting our politics over people's lives.
At some point in time, we have to figure out solutions to the issues, and these are very complicated, very complex issues.
As Members of Congress, we have an obligation, an obligation to do everything we can to ensure that our communities are safe.
I have some serious concerns with the priority of the White House when it comes to our national defense.
Imagine what we can do if we put the child first. We would leave politics at the home.
The President's budget over the past several years has been focused on a woke garbage in my opinion agenda.
I am gravely concerned about the CCP and the PLA's aggressive modernization timeline.
$3.5 billion in unfunded priorities that you have deemed as vital to our defense against the PLA; $3.5 billion.
The Federal Government was 100 percent open and was paying too many of its employees to stay home and not do their jobs adequately.





