Rep. David Kustoff

If Olive Garden can require a photo ID to buy a pasta card, requiring one to vote should be common sense. The Senate should pass the SAVE America Act. 🇺🇸 Thank you @edhenry and @NEWSMAX for having me on.

I had the opportunity to meet with former North Carolina Congressman Heath Shuler and Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians members. Thank you for taking the time to meet with me and discuss the work the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians is doing.

Thank you, @WaysandMeansGOP Chairman @RepJasonSmith, for recognizing the importance of my bill, the Rural Patient Monitoring Access Act. 🩺 This bill will help rural patients not only in West Tennessee, but across the country by expanding access to the high-quality care they deserve. I am glad my bill passed out of committee with bipartisan support.

I joined @NicholeBerlie on @NewsNation to discuss @POTUS’s address to the nation tonight. I am hopeful that he addresses the issues that matter most to Americans, including election security and our military operations against Iran.

The Iranian regime continues to pose a serious risk to our national security. It’s Congress’s job to ensure our Commander-in-Chief and our brave men and women in uniform have every tool and resource they need to protect America. Thank you to @marc_lotter & @Newsmax for having me on this morning.

Today I received the @NRFnews 2026 Hero of Main Street Award! I will continue supporting policies that boost businesses and help Main Street thrive! 🇺🇸 🛍️

🚨 Bill PASSED out of committee: My bill, the Rural Patient Monitoring Access Act has passed out of the @WaysandMeansGOP committee with bipartisan support. This legislation expands access to remote patient monitoring services for Medicare patients in rural and underserved communities. It gives doctors and nurses better tools to manage chronic conditions in real time.

I joined @MarkieMartin on @NewsNation to discuss the future of the Republican Party and the Democratic Party. @HouseGOP is delivering results by cutting taxes and unleashing American energy. Meanwhile, Democrats continue to promote policies that Americans reject.

Two years ago today in Butler, Pennsylvania, an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump shocked the country, and Corey Comperatore lost his life protecting his family. That tragic day serves as a reminder that political violence has absolutely no place in our country.

I visited with @AgriCenter_Intl President John Butler, Tennessee Farm Bureau Regional Field Director Matt Fennel, Fayette County farmer Willie German, and Helena Products Group General Manager Patrick Ewan in Shelby County. While I was there, I toured the Helena research facility and learned more about the Agricenter’s work in agricultural research and education. I was pleased to present the Agricenter team with an American flag flown over the U.S. Capitol in recognition of their service to West Tennessee agriculture.

This week, I had the incredible opportunity to honor AirEvac Life Flight Pilot Shane Richards and Paramedic Eric Leath in Madison County. Shane has flown 2,366 missions, and Eric has flown 2,553 missions. Together, they have helped save countless lives. It was an honor to present each of them with an American flag flown over the U.S. Capitol in recognition of their outstanding service!

I visited the @AutoZone distribution center in Henderson County with legislative liaison Adam Christopher and Facility Manager Joey Hamm.   I was pleased to present the team with an American flag flown over the U.S. Capitol in recognition of AutoZone’s continued investment in West Tennessee.

One year ago, the One Big Beautiful Bill gave tax relief for hospitality workers by delivering on No Tax on Tips! 🇺🇸 This has allowed hardworking servers, baristas, and other tipped workers to keep more of what they earn.

Today, I toured the new Carroll County 911 Dispatch Center. I was honored to present an American flag flown over the U.S. Capitol in recognition of the dedicated dispatchers who serve Carroll County. Thank you to Director Kristy Meigs and the 911 Board of Directors for their leadership in making this new facility possible. Thank you to Sheriff Andy Dickson, Huntingdon Chief of Police Jason Oliver, our dispatchers, and all first responders for keeping our communities safe.

It was a pleasure to visit Milan Box Corporation President and Owner Andrew Dedmon in Gibson County. I was glad to present him with an American flag flown over the U.S. Capitol in recognition of Milan Box Corporation's 99 years of manufacturing excellence and fourth-generation family leadership.

I joined Blake and Monty McWilliams, owners and operators of Mallard Estates Outfitters, for a tour of their farm in Haywood County. While there, I was proud to present them with an American Flag flown over the U.S. Capitol in recognition of their contributions to agriculture and dedication to wildlife conservation. 🇺🇸

It was great meeting with Yukon Outfitters Co-Founder & President Preston Powell in Madison County. I was glad to present him with an American Flag flown over the U.S. Capitol in recognition of his commitment to American manufacturing. Thank you for creating jobs and investing in West Tennessee!