Given that we must be prepared to face a 'near-peer' adversary, the likelihood of such a conflict is low.
Mike Turner
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Mike Turner is a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Ohio's 10th congressional district since 2003. He has been involved in various committees, focusing primarily on national security and defense issues. Throughout his tenure, Turner has advocated for policies aimed at strengthening the military and enhancing the safety of American citizens. His work has included addressing concerns related to defense spending and military readiness.
The F-35 program has seen its share of cost and schedule growth over the last two decades.
The Navy has always said that their requirement is to have a combination or mix of 4th gen and 5th gen aircraft.
We have read a lot that SDD may not complete by the end of October of this year.
I look forward to working with them to reverse this harmful trend in military readiness.
It is incredibly important that you bring your expertise, so thank you for that.
Congress might actually consider working with the White House at this point in time on a statement of national policy that says that Iran will never be allowed to enrich uranium to weapons grade.
That is why I am working with my colleagues to look explicitly at the possibility of expanding sanctions against Iran to include a prohibition on the acquisition and use of ballistic missiles.
Well, we believe that in different credit segments, it would make access to credit more inclusive, fairer, and more responsible.
Credit repair would be someone who after you have completed 18 holes of golf says, Let me see your scorecard.
This tool, which costs Congress nothing, which is already in practice and could easily be enhanced, because your bill would end the regulatory uncertainty.
The status quo is a harm, that the 11 years that I have been coming here, each year, billions of dollars of wealth and assets are stripped from the credit invisible population because they can't access mainstream affordable credit.
I think your initial observation is correct. There are layers and layers of regulations protecting consumers from any such behavior.
My concern is that the data is just not flowing because of the regulatory uncertainty.
I think that the bill before this committee does a very good job balancing the need to protect consumers and to promote competition, and enable innovation in the credit education space.
I want to go to just a policy issue or discussion on the issue of nonproliferation versus disarmament.
The hearing will come to order. The subcommittee meets today to receive testimony on the need for air dominance and the critical role of fifth generation strike fighters.
This evening I would like to honor a great Ohioan, former Congressman Del Latta. Mr. Latta served northwest Ohio from 1959 to 1989. During his thirty-year career he found himself at the center of history as he sat on the Judiciary…





