Political Quotes

Brandon Williams: Yesterday, I introduced a bill that would authorize and request the President to award our Nation's highest military…

On the recordFebruary 27, 2015
Yesterday, I introduced a bill that would authorize and request the President to award our Nation's highest military honor to a Texan who served this Nation with distinction and bravery. Chris Kyle, a Navy SEAL, protected countless American troops as they went into battle. Chris Kyle voluntarily put his life on the line when he completed his first tour in Iraq, and when he returned not once, but three more times. Make no mistake, the Medal of Honor will not bring back a husband, father, son, and a model Texan. But the Medal of Honor will show Chris Kyle's family our gratitude for his relentless devotion to our country. Mr. Speaker, since its inception, the Medal of Honor has been awarded 3,507 times. I challenge someone to tell me Chris Kyle didn't show the bravery that is a prerequisite for this high honor. I challenge anyone to tell me that his courageous acts are undeserving of this recognition. Chris Kyle is someone who we should strive to be. He is a true American patriot whose acts of valor must be permanently etched in our Nation's history. In God we trust. ____________________
Said by
Brandon Williams
Republican · New York
Source
govinfo.gov
Feb 27, 2015

Share

More from Brandon Williams

Dec 4, 2023

Should the Federal Government keep shoveling money and privilege to institutions like yours that fail so profoundly in their mission?

congress.gov
Jan 17, 2024

Workforce development at all levels is critical to the economic success of our area.

congress.gov
Apr 9, 2024

I am proud to join my colleagues from New York, particularly a veteran of the New York Police Department, Mr. D'Esposito. Before serving in this august body, he served his neighbors and helped keep them safe. He speaks out of passion and…

govinfo.gov
Mar 5, 2024

I believe that parents, not bureaucrats, make the best decisions for their kids' success, and particularly for their education.

congress.gov

Other voices in this conversation