Joe Wilson
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Joe Graves Wilson is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 2nd congressional district since 2001. A member of the Republican Party, he has been involved in various legislative efforts during his tenure in Congress. Wilson is known for his focus on issues such as military and veterans' affairs, education, and energy policy. He has also been active in promoting economic development in South Carolina.
Thank you to Bill Keating for holding this important hearing on exposing and demanding accountability for Russia's crimes abroad.
During a time when our nation is facing an unprecedented crisis, I am grateful to join President Donald Trump in supporting the CARES Act to provide American families recovery from the coronavirus. Even though I am not completely happy…
That is why I introduced H.R. 4868, the Stop U.N. Aid for Assad Act of 2019.
American taxpayers have provided more than $6 billion since 2011 to support the United Nations' humanitarian programs in Syria.
It is also a credit to Chairman Ted Deutch to get the big chairman to come to be with the subcommittee chair.
It is sad to me that as we begin it is very clear the American media has not covered this with the urgency that it should.
I hope that we are attempting to make sure that the people of those countries get a square deal as much as possible.
If we leave them on the State Sponsors of Terrorism, they are left with no choice but to move towards China and Russia.
I am a little taken aback that we have left Sudan on the State Sponsors of Terrorism list along with countries like Iran.
Fifth-generation striker--strike aircraft capability is a top priority of the Air Force.
And, indeed, to work with our ally Israel and provide peace through strength, you are doing that, so thank you.
What are your perspectives on how to fix the system space unique acquisition challenges?
H.R. 1611, the Robert Levinson Hostage Recovery and Hostage Taking Accountability Act will go a long way to ensuring the United States does all it can to fulfill and bring home Americans wrongfully detained abroad back home.
Chairman Ted Deutch has a long history of advocating for Americans wrongfully detained abroad, including his constituent, Robert Levinson.
Thank you, Chairman Eliot Engel and Republican leader Michael McCaul, for bringing these important bipartisan measures before us today.
That is very encouraging. And I know my constituents are very happy about any expedition and expedited effort.
I am the only Member of Congress who has ever worked at the Savannah River Site, and so I know how capable the people are who are there on behalf of the American citizens.
I want to thank you very much, several weeks ago visiting the Savannah River Site, hosting Chairman Adam Smith to witness the crucial national security work that NNSA does at the site.





