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Three years ago today, approximately 1,200 lives were lost in a heinous terrorist attack by Hamas in Israel. Today, we remember those brutally murdered, the families shattered, and the unimaginable horror that survivors endured. The passage of time must never diminish our resolve to confront antisemitism and hateful ideologies such as those put forward by radical jihadists and terrorist organizations like Hamas.

Thank you @epaleezeldin for visiting this very successful project cleaning up the Kalamazoo River. There is more work to do but we deeply appreciate the time and attention you and @eparegion5 have given to this important effort! #PureMichigan #GLRI #GreatLakes

Good - now let your political opponents out of jail.

Happy Constitution Day!  Today marks 239 years since our Founding Fathers signed the Constitution in Philadelphia, establishing the framework for our republic. Its enduring principles of limited government, checks and balances, and individual liberty have helped shape generations of American life. From the freedom to speak our minds to the freedom to practice our faith, its protections remain central to who we are as a nation. Today, we celebrate our Constitution and its opening words, “We the People,” a reminder that government is accountable to the Americans it serves.

One year ago today, Charlie Kirk was assassinated while speaking to students at Utah Valley University. His murder shocked our nation and robbed a wife of her husband, children of their father, and millions of Americans of a powerful voice for faith, freedom, and the importance of standing up for what you believe. Charlie understood something important about America: disagreement should lead to debate, not hatred or violence. He went directly onto college campuses, including places where many strongly disagreed with him, and made the case for his values face-to-face. He inspired countless young Americans to get involved, ask questions, defend their faith, and refuse to be intimidated into silence. I saw that influence personally, including with my own children. A year later, Charlie’s absence is still deeply felt, but the ideas and movement he helped build have not disappeared. Students and Americans across the country continue gathering in his memory and carrying on the work he devoted his life to. Political violence has no place in the United States. We can disagree passionately about politics, policy, and the direction of our country without treating those on the other side as enemies. Today, I am praying for Erika, their children, the entire Kirk family, and everyone who loved Charlie. May we remember his life by defending our freedoms, speaking the truth without fear, and never surrendering the right of Americans to peacefully make their voices heard.

And, what do you think of that last call to add one second on the clock for a 2nd Hail Mary pass @miketirico?? Asking for some friends… @WMUBroncos #BroncoFootball

Border security is national security.

Reshoring manufacturing and equipping American workers with in-demand skills will help rebuild America’s middle class and play a key role in powering our economy into the future. I introduced, HR 9096, the American Manufacturing Revitalization Exchange Program Act to strengthen American manufacturing and increase both opportunity and prosperity for hardworking Americans!