Three years ago today, Hamas terrorists backed by Iran carried out the deadliest attack against Jewish people since the Holocaust. Over 1,200 innocent people, including Americans, were killed with over 250 taken hostage. As we remember the victims of October 7, we must never lose sight of who committed these atrocities. We remember those who were murdered, pray for their families, and continue to stand against terrorism, antisemitism, and the Iranian regime that has long supported Hamas.

Happy birthday to the @usairforce! For 79 years, America’s Airmen answered the call to serve and defended our nation from the skies. Today, we honor all who have served in the Air Force, and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our freedoms.

239 years ago today, 39 delegates signed the United States Constitution at Independence Hall in Philadelphia. Our founders established the framework for a government that remains the greatest experiment in self-governance the world has ever known. This Constitution Day, we remember that this document is not just an artifact of history but a guarantor of our God-given rights. As your representative, I will always fight to defend the Constitution and the freedoms it secures for the American people.

This morning, I joined the Clermont Police Department, Clermont Fire Department, and members of our community to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and to remember the extraordinary courage of our first responders. 25 years later, we will never forget. https://t.co/jE81crRFbk

Today marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, a day that forever changed our nation and one that we will never forget. We remember the 2,977 lives that were taken at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Though the terrorist attacks sought to divide our country, they instead awoke the courage, resilience, and relentless spirit of the American people. We remember the selfless first responders who sacrificed their lives to save others, the brave passengers aboard Flight 93, our servicemembers who answered the call to defend our nation, and the countless Americans who came together in the face of tragedy. As we mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11, we must never forget those we lost or the sacrifices made in the days and years that followed. To every veteran and first responder, thank you for your service to our country, communities, our freedoms, and our way of life. A grateful nation thanks you. May God bless the victims and their families, our first responders and servicemembers, and may God continue to bless the United States of America.

One year ago today, Charlie Kirk’s life was taken far too soon. Charlie loved our country, was unashamed of his faith in Jesus Christ, and dedicated his life to encouraging the next generation of Americans to engage in the public square. His conviction and commitment to the principles he believed in leave a lasting impact on countless Americans. Sandy and I continue to pray for Charlie’s family and loved ones. May God comfort all who mourn Charlie’s loss and may we each seek to serve others with kindness, conviction, and humility.

Critical minerals are essential to America’s future, yet for too long leftist demands and liberal bureaucrats have caused permitting delays that left us dependent on foreign adversaries like China for the resources that power our economy, strengthen our military, and fuel American innovation. We can both protect the environment and responsibly mine. That’s why I voted to pass the Protecting Domestic Mining Act. This commonsense legislation streamlines the permitting process for domestic mining and mineral projects, helping secure critical mineral supply chains, strengthen American manufacturing, and create jobs here at home.

81 years ago today, World War II came to an end as Japan’s unconditional surrender was signed on the USS Missouri. Today, we remember the more than 16 million Americans who served during World War II and honor those who gave their lives defending our way of life and defeating tyranny. Their courage and sacrifice preserved freedom and changed the course of history. We owe them a debt we can never repay.

Today, I voted to condemn socialism in all its forms. Throughout history, socialist regimes have concentrated government power at the expense of individual liberty. The United States was founded on a different premise, that our rights come from God, not the government. While radical socialists seek to abolish our Constitution, seize American businesses, and consolidate power in government, my @HouseGOP colleagues and I reject their failed ideology and reaffirm the principles of freedom, opportunity, and limited government that have made America the greatest nation on earth.

Thank you to the cities of Groveland and Mascotte for this special recognition. I ran for office because I wanted to change public policy and protect our freedoms and values. It has been an honor and privilege to serve the people of Central Florida. To have been part of the development and passage of some most significant legislation in our time is something I will forever treasure. https://t.co/zhvzUBFcAI