This agreement is so terrible for American working families that it is being sold as good national security policy.
Tom Marino
The Public Record
Tom Marino is a Republican politician from Pennsylvania who served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 2011 to 2019. During his time in Congress, he represented Pennsylvania's 10th congressional district. Marino focused on issues such as healthcare, veterans' affairs, and drug policy, advocating for measures to combat the opioid crisis. He was also involved in efforts to reduce government spending and promote economic growth in his district. After leaving Congress, Marino has remained active in various capacities but has not held a public office since his departure.
We have to avoid the tendency of many countries to go looking for dragons to slay.
Counterterrorism is you are dealing with monsters who kill innocent women and children...
We are not trying to eliminate violent extremists. That is not what is attacking our families...
What has happened is radical Islamic terrorists have declared war on the United States and on Western civilization...
I think that quite often this administration is mistaking the fight against radical Islamic terrorists...
We're going to need a detention facility for fanatical terrorists whose processing in the U.S. legal system is unwarranted and simply is not feasible.
If the administration was spending as much time working to capture and detain ISIS fighters as it was trying to close down this facility at Guantanamo Bay, we would be more secure.
I see no interest in changing that law--certainly not by the American people--and our laws must be honored.
If we want to continue to be the world leader in international trade, we must continue to prioritize these kinds of issues.
I was more so pointing to examples of manufacturing jobs in my district, which is a rural district and a farming district.
Some of the greatest reward in my career has been when I have hired someone that literally was working at a fast food restaurant and we gave him a job opportunity; he improved his standard of living, bought his first house, had his first…
And I agree with you, particularly in the natural gas aspect, one of the most clean-burning fossil fuels that we have. I mean, we should be building an infrastructure on that.
You think we should be demonstrating to the world, to China, who keeps pumping out the burning coal, at the risk of us losing jobs?
I do believe that humans do create pollution problems, but I do not agree with the extent that is, I think, being propagated out there.
Gentlemen, there is no one that is more concerned about the environment as I do. I live out in the country. I get my water from the ground. I have children, and I want to protect them with my life.
The only thing that is going to get China's attention is if those two countries, Japan and South Korea, seriously consider nuclear programs of their own.
I am proud to vote for that, and I think it is a good start. But I think much more to be done, and that is why we are here today.





