As someone who once led an organization that was declared undesirable by Vladimir Putin it is an issue of particular relevance and significance for me.
Mark Green
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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.
You and I wouldn't really refer to what China does as assistance. It is predatory financing is what it is.
It is very important to us because it helps us do our work more effectively and efficiently.
I do agree, that if we are to defeat ISIS once and for all we must undo some of what it tried to do, which was to destroy that diversity of freedom of conscience.
We are crafting and unveiling something that we call the Countering Kremlin Influence initiative, and it really has several prongs.
These nations are our neighborhood, and I think that we should engage them more, and as much as we can.
I am a big fan of the House Democracy Partnership, and I think it is the one program that is out there which allows us to not only reinforce democracy in countries, but also the dispersion of power.
I support Ambassador Birx's efforts to begin to build stronger sustainability of our PEPFAR investments in some of the countries that have increasing capacity.
The world is still screaming for meaning, and ultimately I think that meaning is found in the philosophical proposition of human dignity.
The chairman and this committee have promised members of the American people a fair and open process, yet the Democrats have vastly limited the scope of this hearing.
Without security there is really little prospect that the aid that we are giving and other countries are giving is sustainable in the long run.
I ask one question today: What happened to the Democrat party? Democrats, up until just recently, were a lot closer to the middle. Take John F. Kennedy, for example, who argued in favor of supply-side economics and fought for tax cuts and…
I am going to be completely upfront and say that I am disappointed by the Majority party because it seems to have disregarded our Constitution.
When power is concentrated in the hands of a few, tyranny inevitably follows.
Our founders, our Constitution, our electoral process have been grounded in Federalism.
I am sure you know that it tells Tennessee we can't have voter identification; it tells us we can allow voter registration to happen on the day of the election with no way to verify it.
We proudly stand with the people of Venezuela who are yearning for freedom and a true democracy.
Like many Americans, chills ran through my spine when I heard Governor Northam casually endorse killing a baby after it was born. It has been over a week since those comments, and I ask, Why are our Democrat colleagues still silent…
The Democrats' last grand idea for fixing healthcare, ObamaCare, was a colossal failure that we will be trying to repair for the foreseeable future.
the cost of pharmaceuticals are concerning, and certainly we need to look at some of the practices that are out there.
I would like to thank my distinguished colleague from Missouri for putting this Special Order together highlighting the need for border security and, most importantly, to put our American citizens first. We could spend our time debating…
I fully support the administration's decision to evaluate Syria stabilization assistance levels and how best these funds might be used.





