Adam Smith

I think that whole thing has created a major problem as well.

Having people stand out in front of my house, screaming death threats at me and threatening my wife.

I have been unable to hold a town hall meeting for a year because a bunch of leftists show up and scream at me and don't let anyone else speak.

This is my biggest problem with the left.

Our country faces threats and DoD has modernization needs, but I will not support making massive cuts to critically important domestic programs and slashing taxes to meet those needs.

The problem with this year's defense authorization bill is that it comes with the inclusion of $1.15 trillion in discretionary spending.

I take this vote to try once more to get the attention of the Israeli government.

We impeached him twice last time; both times he got stronger after we did it.

So, it’s hard to know, it’s hard to know exactly what that intel is.

But Israel certainly has that interest.

Well, it’s very hard to tell.

I wish our adversaries were that stupid.

No, I mean, I think what the public needs to know about this... is more about what Trump released with their national security strategy.

I mean, it seems pretty clear they don't want to release this video because they don't want people to see it because it's very, very difficult to justify.

I think what the public needs to know about this... is more about what Trump released with their national security strategy.

It's more about what Trump released with their national security strategy a couple days ago.

If they release the video, then everything that the Republicans are saying will clearly be portrayed to be completely false.

That's ridiculous. There are no radios.

Any claim that the drugs had somehow survived that attack is hard to really square with what we saw

If there's another map that's drawn that looks a little bit more representative for my folks, I'd probably seriously consider voting for that.

The House Armed Services Committee must convene a hearing to secure answers to the questions about military operations in the Caribbean.

They must immediately return to working with our committee in a collaborative and bipartisan manner for the sake of our national security, national defense, constitutional Republic, and to provide transparency for the American people.

I'm deeply concerned that this memo signals the administration's intent to further restrict communication with Congress and impede this committee's access to detailed information in a timely manner.

It is dangerous for us not to be having regular communications about our capabilities and intentions.