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.
Would sequestration and a yearlong CR scenario impact the procurement of F-35Cs and F-35Bs?
this future budget planning is like painting a color-by-numbers picture while blindfolded in the back of a C-130 [Hercules tactical airlifter], flying through a thunderstorm.
If we have an agency that is governmental that has the responsibility for protecting these facilities and we have a system where those in charge think that you don't even have to do your job to keep your job, then we don't have something…
I voted against the this mess, because I believed that we would be right here, right where we are
So we would appreciate if the President would ask the Senate to take a vote on our three proposals.
It is because the President--we know it was his idea, his plan, and his failure of leadership.
it is because the President--we know it was his idea, his plan, and his failure of leadership.
Last December, the President threatened to veto, fiscal year 2013, the National Defense Authorization Act.
I hope that you do get in touch with the White House, since Carney is saying that the President's proposal would do that.
I had two tragedies occur in my district. Maria Lauterbach, who was a Marine who came forward with an allegation of rape and was subsequently murdered by the accused, and Kori Cioca, who had been revictimized by the system.
We can try to pass laws, we can try to pass legislation, but until we break the culture that allows the environment for this to occur, we are never going to be able to make these changes from the seats up here in Congress.
The concern is the fear of coming forward of the fact that they would be subject to revictimization.
Today I'm here to honor and pay tribute to a dear friend of mine who has been valiantly battling cancer for the past year, Dan Curtis. Dan is a long-time resident of Dayton and a pillar of the community, and he has committed his talents to…
Thank you, Chairman McKeon. Mr. Speaker, I urge my colleagues to support the conference report for the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013. This bill sets important national security priorities, such as the block-buy…
I am here today to extend my sincere and best wishes as five of my fellow Ohioans will be leaving the House at the adjournment of this Congress. Ohioans have benefited greatly from the dedication and service of Representative Steve…
Our biggest concern with respect to not having the Social Security numbers is that we are unable to identify the veterans.
I can think of few things, Mr. Chairman, more antithetical to spontaneity than a 12-month long prologue of violence in Libya.
It had never been the State Department's position, I repeat never been the State Department's position, that in fact, this assault was part of a reaction to a video or the like.





