I think it is important you are using the word 'risk,' but I would hope that in future discussions with this committee you can quantify, like what is the risk to our national security.
Elaine Luria
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Elaine Luria is a U.S. Representative for Virginia's 2nd congressional district, serving since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, Luria has focused on issues such as military and veterans' affairs, healthcare, and environmental protection. Before her political career, she served as a naval officer, achieving the rank of commander in the United States Navy. Luria's military background informs her legislative priorities, particularly in supporting the military community in her district.
When we receive this budget proposal every year, we are also supposed to receive the Chairman's Risk Assessment.
He`s a key cog in this machine that was trying to, you know, piece together a different election result than what the voters had decided.
You don`t just do the math, do some different equations to come out with results you want, then pick different electors.
Again, I would like to extend my thanks to the prior support of RAISE grants and thank you for giving me the opportunity to highlight the importance of investing in infrastructure to our districts, our constituents, and our nation.
Essential investments in infrastructure cannot be forgotten for rural America.
My district has received over 29 million in these grants, which were key in improving the ability to transport people and goods.
Transportation, infrastructure, and housing are the backbone of safe communities and a thriving economy.
In Virginia Beach, I am requesting 2 million for the Virginia Beach Trail, which would connect different city centers and zones for further economic development and ease.
With this funding, we will bring greater transportation reliability and safety to the residents and visitors of Virginia Beach.
Improvements to Laskin Road will widen it to four lanes--from four lanes to a traditional six-lane divided highway.
You know, who were -- you know, Marjorie Taylor Greene reaches out and says, you know, Hey, Mark Meadows, just letting you know that there`s a few members of Congress, and we`re sitting around talking about, you know, whether we should…
I think that there is much more that will be of interest as we tell the story from the beginning to the end.
Certainly. That is what we are working towards. We want to be able to. The purpose of this investigation is to truly show this information with the public.
The purpose of our committee is to provide recommendations to have something like this, an attempted coup, and insurrection, can ever happen again in the future.
I think that is the point. We have had 160 interviews at this point. The vast majority of people who have been approached by the committee, and come forward either voluntarily or by subpoenas issued to them from the committee, they have…
The disabling of this ship is going to have huge impacts for Russia's ability to control its forces.
I would hope that, you know, there were more people in the Republican Party serving in office today who could look at the facts of what happened and uphold their constitutional duty to implement our laws not to undermine them.
You know, I agree with that assessment. But you know, that’s up to the voters and you know, after we’ve had the opportunity to lay out all these facts for them to understand, you know, what went into essentially an attempted coup to…
And the purpose of the committee as a committee in Congress is to provide recommendations to prevent something like this from happening in the future.
I think it`s important that every American has the opportunity to hear the work of this committee, the facts that we`ve uncovered, and we would like to lay those out in a way that reaches the most people possible.
I think we have to include that in our report. And I think that we have to forward that to the Department of Justice because they`re the ones that have to deal with crimes.





