I think, worst of all, He is a step closer to getting the world he wants--a world with no values, no norms, no rules.
Mike McCaul
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Michael Thomas McCaul is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Texas's 10th congressional district since 2005. A member of the Republican Party, he has been active in various legislative efforts, particularly focusing on national security and foreign policy. McCaul has played a significant role in discussions surrounding U.S. relations with countries like Ukraine and Russia, often emphasizing the importance of NATO and the need for a strong response to aggression.
I am worried about the inevitability, I think, of Turkey now deciding that in order to deal with its security problems it no longer has any interest in dealing with us.
Accessing Medicaid will not just be the extension of a benefit to the Freely Associated States.
We need to make sure that we include the ability for our FAS allies to have access to capital.
I think we need to really understand that and we need to make a commitment to that.
I introduced legislation to approve it, but Congress did not take final action until 2018, much too long to keep a friendly neighbor waiting.
As Members of Congress, we must continue to provide strength through unity to the Hong Kongers who are desperately protecting the freedoms and liberties they hold dear...
Each of these measures demonstrates the United States' continued commitment to preserving the autonomy and freedom of Hong Kong and its people...
It is a good measure that shows we are paying attention to this critical issue.
We cannot accept the Trump amendments--Trump Administration's drastic cut to this lifesaving program.
H. Res. 552 calls on the Russian Government to provide evidence or release Mr. Whelan so he can come home.
China has essentially been playing a game of hostage diplomacy with our ally and neighbor Canada.
H.R. 4270, the PROTECT Hong Kong Act, prohibits the export of riot control equipment like tear gas to the Hong Kong police...
Representative Sherman's resolution recognizes Hong Kong's bilateral relationship with the United States, condemns the interference of the People's Republic of China in Hong Kong affairs...
I commend Canada, and regret that the Canadian citizens are paying the price for China's malfeasance.
It is just bizarre to see how Daniel Ortega has in fact, as you say, become a repeat of Somoza.
I think we need to hedge against future Maduros and Chavez's--but I would argue as well that allowing the violence and poverty to fester...
This committee, this Congress, and the United States and the world will not stand by idly as the Chinese Communist Party fights for itself and not its own people.
This is a battle between democracy versus dictatorship, liberty versus tyranny, and freedom versus oppression.
I think we should have one in Afghanistan for the foreseeable future if only to protect the homeland from an external operation like 9/11.
After 18 years of war the Taliban still exists. We need, unfortunately, to deal with that fact.





