Ted Cruz
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Ted Cruz is a United States Senator from Texas, serving since January 3, 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Cruz gained national prominence during his 2016 campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. He is known for his conservative positions on issues such as healthcare, immigration, and tax reform. Cruz has been a vocal advocate for limited government and has often positioned himself as a defender of constitutional rights.
If NASA is seen as partisan, that is very bad for space and space exploration.
I very much hope at NASA we can continue to do so and continue to do so together.
One of the challenges of ensuring NASA's exploration focus are the constraints of resources
I authored legislation, which became law with bipartisan support, requiring the Administration to formulate and transmit a strategy for securing Taiwan's inclusion in ICAO.
The policy was they could display their symbols of sovereignty and then the Biden administration came in and acquiesced once again to the Chinese Communists.
I have not once, but twice introduced legislation to allow the Taiwanese to display their symbols of sovereignty and this committee has passed that legislation with an overwhelming bipartisan vote multiple times.
I authored legislation, which became law with bipartisan support, requiring the Administration to formulate and transmit a strategy for securing Taiwan's inclusion in ICAO.
The policy was they could display their symbols of sovereignty and then the Biden administration came in and acquiesced once again to the Chinese Communists.
I have not once, but twice introduced legislation to allow the Taiwanese to display their symbols of sovereignty and this committee has passed that legislation with an overwhelming bipartisan vote multiple times.
The continued prohibition on our Taiwanese allies from displaying symbols of their sovereignty on American soil.
My concerns that the Biden administration has been consistently weak on China and, in particular, weak in supporting Taiwan.
I authored legislation, which became law with bipartisan support, requiring the Administration to formulate and transmit a strategy for securing Taiwan's inclusion in ICAO.
The policy was they could display their symbols of sovereignty and then the Biden administration came in and acquiesced once again to the Chinese Communists.
I have not once, but twice introduced legislation to allow the Taiwanese to display their symbols of sovereignty and this committee has passed that legislation with an overwhelming bipartisan vote multiple times.
It was the Obama administration that first implemented the policy at the behest of the Chinese Communist Party.
I spent 4 years battling the Trump administration, urging them to change the policy.
The Biden administration has been consistently weak on China and, in particular, weak in supporting Taiwan.
I will say the Biden administration's decision to embrace the FARC was a huge blow to Ivan Duque's government, which was pro-America, which was a strong ally.
Over and over again, the Biden administration is hurting U.S. national security interest because ideology is a higher priority.
From day one, the Administration has removed the terrorist designation and provided resources to Iranian-linked terrorist groups.
Now, we can disagree about the wisdom of those decisions, but I would have hoped we would have agreed that USAID should not be entangled in these deeply divisive decisions.





