Glenn Grothman

At this time when the coronavirus is going on, I realize a lot of energy is expended as we work toward a possible vaccine, but I would like the Centers for Disease Control to bring up two other topics which may be helpful, though not quite…

I thank the gentleman for yielding. This is a very interesting debate today. I think it would be a good debate to be reviewed by every political science class in the country as we analyze how Congress has spent us to a $25 trillion debt…

This bipartisan amendment would transfer $21.3 billion from the procurement account to the Marine Corps' JLTV and transfer it from the funds from the Defense-wide operation and maintenance account. We want to make sure the JLTV is…

At what point, for the purposes of the census, is that person going to be counted in Wisconsin instead of Iowa?

It has nothing to do--it is entirely subjective, unlike where I live?

I think it is insulting to imply that in the future they are never going to obey the law.

I would like to address what I guess I will refer to as the statue bill that we passed a couple days ago in this House. It was well known all the statues that were supposed to be removed there. And to be honest, I always bristle a little…

I think it is true, rightfully or wrongfully, and I am not a big fan of interfering in Afghanistan.

I don't think it is necessarily a positive thing for the United States to throw our substantial economic might around and impose that belief in other countries around the world.

In October 2017, President Trump signed the historic Women, Peace, and Security Act.

The act emboldened the president to set unprecedented U.S. policies, promoting global equality by recognizing the contribution that women and girls make to the world's security and stability.

I think one has to understand that as one pulls down the number troops in Afghanistan our influence in Afghanistan wanes.

It is a little bit hypocritical on one hand to say American troops out of Iraq, American troops out of Afghanistan, and then complain when the human rights of people in general and women in particular drop.

I think it is important to educate people around the world where Marxism leads and the absolute power of the state.

I don't think we should, as the United States, be using our economic might to be imposing those values around the world.

If that figure is right, that is kind of a big number.

I keep getting emails from different constituents saying, 'Why do I have to wear a mask?'

We have heard several speeches this morning about the COVID epidemic. Like a lot of Americans, every day, I like to get up and see whether we are moving in the right direction or not. I was sad to see this morning--I checked the…

I thank the gentleman for yielding. This amendment, which mirrors bipartisan bill H.R. 380 is straightforward. It requires the Federal decision makers at the Department of the Interior to consider the threat of invasive species when…

First of all, a little comment, maybe clearing things up. I will point out to everyone in the room that when we say the Pledge of Allegiance, the phrase ``to the Republic for which it stands'' is in the pledge. And I think we all remember…

Then, finally, you talk about Black Lives Matter. I want to talk about Black Lives Matter a little bit. You look on their website, and they want to disrupt the westernized, prescribed nuclear family. I thought everybody was for the family…

It is going to be hard to think of something original to say, but I will give it a go. First of all, I would like to point out that nobody I know defends Derek Chauvin. And nobody I know doesn't have sympathy for George Floyd and his…

I just--maybe you can give me a reason why they can't get it done on a Federal level where they are getting it done in the private sector across the board in so many factories?

It is a little bit difficult to be on here because it kind of appears in this committee we are supposed to always kind of look at people racially and just not look at people as people.

I feel good about it because a lot of the so-called experts in the public health field were predicting disasters as States opened up their economy.