Political Quotes

On the recordDecember 10, 2025
I am grateful to support the National Defense Authorization Act. I appreciate House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mike Rogers for his success on peace through strength, working together with Ranking Member Adam Smith. I am grateful that the language that I proposed to support missions at the Savannah River Site and nuclear modernization was included. The two-site solution shows American commitment to peace through strength. Support for defense programs at universities like the University of South Carolina has provided for the promotion of academia and national security together. With President Trump's envoy, Tom Barrack, history is being made today for the repeal of the Caesar Act, giving Syrians a chance after 54 years of Ba'athist socialist dictatorship, a message to the dictators in Tehran. Finally, enhancing security ties with European allies to defeat war criminal Putin keeps American families safe at home. Mr. Speaker, I encourage my colleagues to support the bill.
Said by
Joe Wilson
Republican · South Carolina

Editor's note · Context

Supporting the National Defense Authorization Act and discussing defense and foreign policy issues.

Share

More from Joe Wilson

Jul 14, 2025

voters made their mandate clear for a Republican House and a Republican Senate to deliver the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to President Donald Trump on behalf of American families. Passage of this comprehensive law delivers on the America…

govinfo.gov
Jun 25, 2025

the corrupt Georgian Dream party continues to wrongfully arrest opposition leaders of the Republic of Georgia. As the Georgian Dream schemes a one-party state, gives the Chinese Communist Party their Black Sea port, and blocks America from…

govinfo.gov
Dec 15, 2025

Americans join President Donald Trump in expressing heartfelt recognition of the three great patriots killed and those wounded by ISIS in Syria. Iowa National Guard Sergeants William Nathaniel Howard and Edgar Brown Torres-Tovar, as well…

govinfo.gov
Sep 3, 2025

illegal alien crossings have fallen to a historic low, with the fewest arrests by the Border Patrol at the southern border in July, being a 24 percent drop from the previous record low in June. Compared to July 2024 under Biden, this…

govinfo.gov

Other voices in this conversation