For decades, they have resisted oppression and identified with freedom of the United States.
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.
The Obama mistake of equating Hamas rocket attacks with Israel's self-defense.
The Obama mistake of releasing five murderous Taliban while negotiating with the terrorists.
The Obama mistake of declaring a red line in Syria on chemical weapons and then blaming others.
The Obama mistake of failing to support the students of Iran's Green Revolution.
The Obama mistake of defense sequestration, downsizing our military as jihadists expand their safe havens across the world to attack the American families.
The Obama mistake of failing to secure a basic security agreement with Iraq, undermining the achievements of the American and allied service members who promoted freedom in Iraq.
Over the weekend, the President promised that, as we defeat ISIL, there will be no more mistakes. I look forward to working with you to avoid his mistakes.
We are marginalizing our best friends the Kurds and denying them the weapons they need
And a restatement again of support for the Kurdish region and a commitment that we are going to follow through with weapons.
I have heard, as he, that the necessary military supplies are not being delivered. They are putting the Kurdish people at great risk.
The President obviously needs to change course and adopt peace through strength. We know weakness endangers American families worldwide.
I have yet to see a legislative strategy from the administration in moving TPP forward.
I remember making the argument, I think the most valuable export that we have to China is not to any of the commodities or services but it is our ideals and it is freedom.
I couldn't be more profoundly disappointed in the predictions that I made if China was to get PNTR.
Well, I share your concern. And--because running your own business, that is the key, and being a franchisee, that is so beneficial.
What we are talking about is economic freedom, the ability to operate your own business successfully.
It is independence. It is opportunity, entry-level jobs, it is so meaningful in the communities I represent.
At the same time the administration was saying that terrorism was on a retreat, Dr. Kagan was correct.
I have been to the Middle East now 12 times, and it is always encouraging, the people that we meet with.
Until we have established a coherent policy on radical Islam, we are going to be behind the eight ball.





