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@ChrisMurphyCT The Iran regime said it has no intention of giving up its nuclear weapon ambitions. A prime example is Pickaxe mountain where Iran has built centrifuges to enrich uranium & build nukes 325 ft. underground. I don't think Saudi Arabia should have nukes but neither should Iran.

More evidence Trump is totally not serious about getting a nuclear deal with Iran. This agreement will set off a nuclear race in the region, further disincentivizing Iran from limiting its own program.

@RepChipRoy In case you missed it, we're currently at war with Iran. That's why the NDAA provides more funds than last year's NDAA. 💡 It's okay though since the bill passed Congress without your vote. We appreciate your fiscal responsibility concerns. Hopefully, the war will end soon. 🕊️

📜STATEMENT: Rep. Roy Votes Against Bloated $1.15 Trillion NDAA. Rep. Roy: "While this year's National Defense Authorization Act takes some important steps toward restoring the Pentagon's focus on its core mission of defending the United States, there is still significant work to be done. I cannot support authorizing approximately $1.15 trillion in discretionary national defense spending—a staggering $251.1 billion, or 28%, increase over the previous year's authorization—without stronger accountability for how those taxpayer dollars will be spent. I was pleased that the House included several important conservative reforms in the final bill, including prohibiting taxpayer funding for transgender surgeries, making it easier for qualified servicemembers and Department of War personnel to carry firearms on military installations, and adopting my amendment to eliminate an unproven AI voice-analysis pilot that determines which servicemembers should face drug testing and potential discipline based on government behavioral surveillance. These are meaningful improvements that will better protect our servicemembers and refocus the military on its core mission. Unfortunately, those important reforms are outweighed by the bill's continued excessive spending and misplaced priorities, as the legislation continues to prioritize costly green energy initiatives by allowing the Department of War to purchase more expensive sustainable aviation fuel at taxpayer expense instead of focusing resources on military readiness and combat capability. The bill also falls short in promoting meaningful congressional accountability for ongoing military engagements by relying on a report on the costs of operations involving Iran rather than ensuring Congress fully debates the objectives, scope, and long-term fiscal implications of those operations. National security requires a strong military, but it also demands fiscal responsibility and disciplined oversight. Until Congress demonstrates the same commitment to reform and accountability that it does to increasing defense spending, I cannot support this legislation." roy.house.gov/media/press-re…

@RepThomasMassie First of all, the NDAA is not a betrayal of American sovereignty. Secondly, even if the NDAA isn't passed until November or December it will still be a major success in protecting the integrity of our elections going forward. If Dems cheat in the mid-terms that's on them.

This NDAA is a betrayal of American sovereignty. GOP hacks say it’s great because the House attached the SAVE Act to it. Here’s the problem with their spin: The NDAA isn’t due, and almost never passes, before November! A chart of when the NDAA passed during my years in office:

The FY27 National Defense Authorization Act will ensure America maintains the most lethal, most dynamic, most capable fighting force in the world. This year’s NDAA builds on key investments in the Working Families Tax Cuts as Republicans lead the charge to restore America’s military dominance and rebuild the arsenal of freedom. This legislation provides our brave servicemembers with an overdue pay raise, strengthens our nuclear deterrence and missile defense – including construction of the Golden Dome – cuts $30 billion in wasteful spending, and revitalizes America’s defense industrial base to secure our safety, security, and prosperity. The NDAA also advances President Trump’s peace through strength agenda by codifying over 65 of the Trump Administration’s executive orders and legislative proposals. In an increasingly dangerous world, we are reminded of President Reagan’s admonition that freedom is not passed along in the bloodstream; it must be fought for and protected so the next generation may enjoy the same level of security and opportunity we have known. And that starts in Congress. Safeguarding our liberties by providing for our common defense is one of our most basic responsibilities as elected representatives, and this year’s NDAA meets the moment.

Democrats and their minions are putting out a false narrative regarding Section 219 of the NDAA and many conservatives seem to be falling for it. It does not merge the US military with Israel. It mandates the Pentagon to accelerate joint research, development, and industrial integration of defense technologies with Israel. It modernizes a vital alliance by speeding innovation and improving battlefield readiness without creating joint command structures or transferring operational control. Rebekah Worsham of South Carolina should know better. Conservatives and Republicans who are defiantly opposed to the bill are either ignorant of the facts or they're anti-Semitic, I dare say. Hopefully, not the latter.

Any elected official who votes to merge the US Military with Israel is a traitor and should be executed for treason. Period. End of discussion.

It is not a betrayal of American sovereignty. It mandates the Pentagon to accelerate joint research, development, and industrial integration of defense technologies with Israel. It modernizes a vital alliance by speeding innovation and improving battlefield readiness without creating joint command structures or transferring operational control. It seems the Republicans who are defiantly opposing the bill are either ignorant of the facts or they're anti-Semitic like Rep. Thomas Massie.

Final vote total for the NDAA today which tragically merges our military technology and supply chains with Israel’s. Let’s hope this version fails in the Senate because Section 219 is a betrayal of our sovereignty.

The Houthis are specifically targeting Saudi Arabia vessels in the Bab al-Mandab Strait in retaliation for Saudi Arabia's military interventions in Yemen. The Saudi-led coalition intervened in 2015 at the formal request of Yemen’s internationally recognized President, Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi, who had been ousted by the Houthis and fled to Saudi Arabia. As of July 22, 2026, the United States officially considers the Houthis (Ansar Allah) a terrorist organization under two distinct designations: Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) Specially Designated Global Terrorist (SDGT) Saudi Arabia's interventions were intended to restore the Hadi government.

Everyone saw all of this coming. This chaos was totally foreseeable and Trump chose to start this war anyway.

"This will merge the U.S.-Israeli militaries." - Ethan Levins No it doesn't. Democrats and their minions are putting out a false narrative and many conservatives seem to be falling for it. It does not merge the US and Israeli militaries. It mandates the Pentagon to accelerate joint research, development, and industrial integration of defense technologies with Israel. It modernizes a vital alliance by speeding innovation and improving battlefield readiness without creating joint command structures or transferring operational control, FYI.

BREAKING: The House of Representatives has passed FY2027 NDAA (H.R. 8800) This will merge the U.S.-Israeli militaries. It now moves to the Senate for the final vote.

.Nearly Half of Canadian Manufacturers Are Moving Production to America 🇨🇦 to 🇺🇸

When the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) was established on September 9, 1948, the leader was Kim Il Sung an authoritarian dictator. He was installed as the country's first Premier by the Soviet Union, which occupied the northern part of the Korean Peninsula following World War II. The name Democratic People's Republic of Korea was chosen for ideological and political reasons, despite the country functioning as a totalitarian dictatorship. The name reflects the Soviet naming conventions of the era. Following World War II, the Soviet Union established "people's democracies" in its satellite states to signify a transitional stage from capitalism to *socialism.* FACT: Democrats are Socialists, Marxists, and Communists. There are also Democrat capitalists but the radical Left wants nothing to do with them.

@FoxProMAGA @RepMcGovern Right just like the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is super democratic. MAGA once again showing moronity.

WE WILL STOP FASCISM. 🇺🇸

@CattardSlim The 311.4 million barrels currently in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (at 43% capacity) could theoretically supply the entire U.S. military for approximately 310 to 415 days (roughly 10 to 14 months), depending on the intensity of operations during the Iran war.

These morons are paying $4 a gallon for gas. $12 Billion in Venezuela oil profits are missing. Our Strategic Petroleum Reserve is almost empty. And Trump has nothing to campaign on but lies. And the Morons cheer.

@CattardSlim The $12 billion in oil profits from Venezuela aren't missing in the sense of being lost. It's just that the Trump admin has not publicly disclosed its location or specific usage. Americans were paying over $7 a gallon for gas under Joe Biden, ICYMI.

It does not merge the US and Israeli militaries. It mandates the Pentagon to accelerate joint research, development, and industrial integration of defense technologies with Israel. It modernizes a vital alliance by speeding innovation and improving battlefield readiness without creating joint command structures or transferring operational control.

BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇮🇱 The House has passed the bill that will merge the U.S.-Israeli militaries. It now moves to the Senate for the final vote.

Earlier today, Iran announced that the Strait of Hormuz was closed. CENTCOM responded by saying…

@RepMcGovern Democrats just voted against the current bill before Congress to stop insider trading by members of Congress. Democrats say it wouldn't be effective in stopping insider trading. So say the Dems who have gotten filthy rich by insider stock trading. Nancy Pelosi is a prime example.

Republicans say we “already have laws against insider trading.” So why the hell do so many Members of Congress make MILLIONS off the stock market while in office? We should ban stock trading throughout the government—including at the White House–NOW!

@RubenGallego Marco Rubio has consistently identified China as the United States' "primary strategic adversary" and "biggest threat" for years. Cuba has allowed foreign adversaries—specifically China, Russia, and Iran—to establish and expand intelligence and military capabilities on the island

The inconsistency is that Cuba is a poor country of 9 million people that doesn’t pose an existential threat to the United States. China is a rich country, with Nuclear weapons aimed at us that is an existential threat to the United States.

New Jersey Joined ERIC System that DOES NOT Report If Person Is a Non-Citizen – Then Illegals Started Voting– 24 States Are NOT Using SAVE System To Verify Illegal Alien Voters!

@GoGoCarmon39102 @RepMcGovern I assume you're referring to Trump trying to retaliate against Democrats who tried to imprison, bankrupt, and assassinate him under Joe Biden? However justifiable that may be, Trump asked the DOJ to investigate various Democrats who were accused of breaking the law. That's it.🇺🇸

@FoxProMAGA @RepMcGovern MAGA: "Let's lock up our political opponents with no evidence, charges, or trials." It's amazing that the group forcing Communism on America is MAGA.

Republicans have a new favorite talking point: calling anyone who disagrees with them a “communist” instead of addressing the affordability crisis—or the fascist MAGA takeover eating their own party alive. I’ll keep calling them out.

@ImBreckWorsham Section 219 of the NDAA establishes the United States–Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative, which mandates the deep integration of Israeli defense technologies into U.S. military systems. It's not a legal merger of the two armed forces, FYI.