Congressman Dale Strong released the following statement in response to the Department of Defense (DoD) Inspector General’s (IG) report on the Biden administration’s politically-driven decisions regarding United States Space Command (USSPACECOM) headquarters:
“The Inspector General’s report proves once again that President Trump was right in 2021 – U.S. Space Command Headquarters should be at Redstone Arsenal based on merit and what is best for national security.
The report exposes how the Biden administration bypassed the selection process and recommendations from Air Force and top defense leaders and selected Colorado in an attempt to further President Biden’s political agenda.
The bottom line is this: The Air Force recommended U.S. Space Command Headquarters be built in Huntsville, Alabama. It is past time to go vertical at Redstone Arsenal. I trust that President Trump and his Secretary of the Air Force will ultimately do what is right for national security.”
.@RepDaleStrong condemns Biden for objecting to military pay raise – “President Biden supports a $15 minimum wage, which comes out to several hundred dollars more a month than our junior enlisted currently make in basic pay.” #alpolitics
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President Biden refuses to protect the American people by closing the southern border, but he insists on building a wall around the capitol for his State of the Union speech. America deserves better.
This sobering letter from former FBI, Homeland Security, and other law enforcement officials describes the chilling reality of why @POTUS’s open border is a clear and present danger to America.
.@RepDaleStrong: “Biden’s bureaucrats, and Dr. Fauci himself, have lost sight of the fact that every dollar they spend comes from the pockets of hardworking Americans.” #alpolitics https://t.co/RWwazviBE0
From the Shoals to Sand Mountain and everywhere in between, it was great to leave Washington and spend an entire month back in God’s country. As I return to Washington, I look forward to continuing to fight for North Alabama.
NEW THIS MORNING: Madison City School Board votes to approve a bid to renovate the former West Madison Elm to a new Pre-K Center. Will cost just over $7M @whnt
@SpaceCampUSA cool story this afternoon. Astronaut at the International Space Station speaking with visually impaired students at Space Camp. We’ll have the story with what this opportunity means for these students later on WHNT.
Judge apologizes to the jury and thanks them for their time and attention.
“I just don’t think there’s anything more than this that I could do that would be fair.” -Limestone County Circuit Judge Chad Wise