I think it is important for the record to give some people a sense of history they might not know
Scott Perry
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Scott Gordon Perry is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 10th congressional district since 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Perry has been active in various legislative efforts, focusing on issues such as border security and law enforcement funding. He has been vocal about his opposition to policies he perceives as undermining these areas, often criticizing the Democratic Party's stance on immigration and law enforcement.
What the American public got was not the straight stuff but the false reporting. Its influence was enormous and long-lasting.
I appreciate the efforts of my good friend from Florida to bring this issue to the floor and start the discussion. Of course, when we hear from the administration that, somehow, because we are having the discussion because, somehow, we…
I am proud to recognize the 2015 Cumberland Valley High School girls basketball team for winning its second straight Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association AAAA title. The Eagles earned an incredible 32-1 record and were the Mid…
I think it would be important for us to know if there is undue pressure being placed on individuals within the administration.
It seems to me it would be inappropriate to swear in the Inspector General in this case.
I guess, finally--so you are telling us it is a coincidence that former DNC Chairman and PA Governor Ed Rendell was a paid consultant representing L.A. Films...
I guarantee you that my troops knew what the mission was and knew who the enemy was.
When most people think of unmanned aerial systems (UAS), commonly known as 'drones', they think of large aircraft used in overseas combat operations.
The proposed rules would place numerous limitations on flying small UAS: Flights could take place only in daylight, the area of operations would be limited, and only visual-line-of-sight operations would be permitted.
I just wrote down FAA, DOD, DOE, Justice. There is no limit, probably, to the number of agencies that might or should be involved in a comprehensive strategy.
I want to make sure that all of the money is going to those programs and none of it is going to tunnel construction by Hamas.
It just shows to me a lack of commitment to the oversight of a lot of money and in the face of large request it seems antithetical.
If it has an impact on your funding, on the funding of USAID--what the Palestinian Authority and Hamas does in the International Criminal Court, understanding Hamas is recognized terrorist organization, if they pursue war crimes against…
But you must understand the American people demand accountability, and while the work goes on there is not one single person at the top that can really be focused upon for the failings.
At the end of my time here. We hear that sending defensive weapons will escalate the problem. Not sending them that won't escalate the problem; there won't be a problem because there will be no more Ukraine.
I am just wondering, to start out, does the administration agree--because we have heard in other forums about grievances, legitimate grievances.





