I was grateful for the passage last week of the National Defense Authorization Act championed by Armed Services Committee Chairman Mike Rogers. The legislation supports over 45 executive orders from President Donald Trump and funds peace through strength. Authorizations provide a 3.8 percent pay increase and improvement of housing and education, funds to fight drug traffickers and deploy troops to the border, and funding to counteract the subversive activities of the Chinese Communist Party. I appreciate initiatives to support funding for the defense research projects at the University of South Carolina and missions at the Savannah River Site. In conclusion, God bless our troops as the global war continues. Trump is reinstituting existing laws to protect American families with peace through strength; revealing war criminal Putin lies; insulting Trump and mocking Trump as Russian drones invade Poland, repeating history of September 17, 1939, 86 years ago tomorrow, when Stalin joined Hitler in invading Poland, murdering over 60,000 Poles. Remember Charlie Kirk, God, family, country.
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Discussing the National Defense Authorization Act and its implications for national security and military funding.
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