Mark Green
The Public Record
Mark Edward Green is an American politician and physician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Tennessee's 7th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Green has focused on various issues during his tenure, including healthcare and national security. He has been an advocate for policies aimed at strengthening the economy and addressing challenges posed by foreign adversaries, particularly the Chinese Communist Party.
Madam Chairwoman, I am very proud to associate myself with your legislation. Your legislation does what I have been calling for, which is to ensure that the rent is paid.
We are going to expand this operation, I put more military in there, I`d get every single American out and I`d start killing bad guys.
We are going to expand this operation. I`d put more military in there. I`d get every single American out. And I`d start killing bad guys.
I support the notion that we should promote the formation of public banks operated by local or State Governments.
At some point, we have to concern ourselves with those who are not as fortunate as we are.
We seem to think that the rest of the world exists in the bubble that we live in.
I'd encourage those who are supporting lifting the embargo and citing China as proof to go and watch the video of the protesters in Hong Kong.
That's what I think. Two great opportunities. That system does not work and we can free the Cuban people.
I do not believe that lifting the embargo will bring change and democracy overnight in Cuba.
This insane notion that lifting the embargo is going to somehow provide freedom for the Cuban people is crazy.
It is not the embargo, Mr. Chairman, that is causing the people of Cuba to suffer under this totalitarian dictatorship.
I just--I need you guys clamoring to your boss, saying, 'We got to take care of these guys.'
It is important to remember that the desire for freedom and a demand for self-reliance and human rights exists throughout much of the population of China.
Before I jump into my remarks, I would like to echo what my colleague from Texas said. The interesting thing about the Major League Baseball decision is, only 2 days before they decided that voter ID was too tough for them, they signed a…
This legislation would require due diligence on the part of the CEO, would require the CEO to, on an annual basis, certify that the CEO has performed a reasonable due diligence in ensuring that the market maker has not traded ahead, and…
I think this legislation addresses it, and I look forward to working with persons who are going to push this legislation to see if we can get it done.
I would insist--and I think Congress should insist--on knowing about it and having a very quick tally and weighing in against it, if it thinks it is inappropriate.
We cannot let a turf war between Congress and the executive branch interfere with our national security objectives.





