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July 21, 2020 Rep. Calvert: Defense Bill Will Help Maintain U.S. Military Dominance Rep. Ken Calvert
July 21, 2020 Rep. Roy on National Defense Authorization Act Vote Rep. Chip Roy
July 21, 2020 Castor Statement on House Passage of FY2021 National Defense Authorization Act Rep. Kathy Castor
July 21, 2020 House Passes Stevens-Backed NDAA Amendments Rep. Haley Stevens
July 21, 2020 House Passes Two Amendments Offered by Schakowsky to Defense Authorization Bill Rep. Jan Schakowsky
July 21, 2020 Supporting Fiscal Year 2021 National Defense Authorization Act Rep. Marcy Kaptur
July 21, 2020 Carbajal Votes to Pass Bipartisan Defense Spending Bill, Includes Central Coast Priorities Rep. Salud Carbajal
July 21, 2020 Rep. Chu Statement on National Defense Authorization Act Rep. Judy Chu
July 21, 2020 Perry on National Defense Authorization Act Vote Rep. Scott Perry
July 21, 2020 Steil Amendment Holding Iran Accountable Passes House and Included in Defense Bill, NDAA Passes House Washington, D.C.--Bryan Steil's Amendment to Require the Department of Defense to Inform Congress on the Threats Posed by Iranian-Backed Militias in Iraq Rep. Bryan Steil
July 21, 2020 Supporting Ndaa Amendment Rep. Ann Wagner
July 21, 2020 William M. (Mac) Thornberry National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021 Rep. Jerry Nadler
July 21, 2020 Tweet - "#China & #Russia have been flexing their power and investing in their military -- not only to challenge the U.S. & allies but also intimidate neighbors & expand their spheres of influence. This #NDAA will help ensure we're prepared to counter threats posed by other great powers." Sen. John Thune
July 21, 2020 House-Passed NDAA Legislation Showcases Bipartisan Small Business Reforms Rep. Nydia Velázquez
July 21, 2020 Stefanik Helps House Pass FY21 NDAA, Secures Significant Wins for Fort Drum and National Security Interests Rep. Elise Stefanik
July 21, 2020 Soto Amendments Pass in Annual House Defense Bill Rep. Darren Soto
July 21, 2020 S. 4049 Sen. John Cornyn
July 21, 2020 Rep. Takano's Bipartisan Amendment to Prevent the Consolidation of Defense Media Activity and Protect 300 Jobs at March Air Reserve Base Included in NDAA Rep. Mark Takano
July 21, 2020 Today: Senate to Vote on Amendment on Stopping Police Militarization Sen. Tammy Baldwin
July 21, 2020 Congressman Smith Statement on House Passage of FY21 National Defense Authorization Act Rep. Adam Smith
July 21, 2020 William M. (Mac) Thornberry National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021 Rep. Adam Smith
July 21, 2020 Rep. Cisneros Votes to Pass Bipartisan NDAA and Secures Provisions to Combat COVID-19, Protect Military Families, Improve Diversity and Inclusion, and Safeguard Environment Rep. Gil Cisneros
July 21, 2020 Rogers Praises Work of Katko, Green, Joyce and Van Drew on NDAA Rep. Mike Rogers
July 21, 2020 Tweet - "The #NDAA is one of the most important bills we pass every year. Historically, we've been able to pass it with bipartisan support -- both parties united behind the goal of granting our military the resources it needs to defend our nation. I hope that will hold true this year." Sen. John Thune
July 21, 2020 Congressman Kim Votes to Pass National Defense Authorization Act, Delivers Wins for New Jersey Sen. Andy Kim
Date Title Politician
July 21, 2020 Rep. Calvert: Defense Bill Will Help Maintain U.S. Military Dominance Rep.Ken Calvert
July 21, 2020 Rep. Roy on National Defense Authorization Act Vote Rep.Chip Roy
July 21, 2020 Castor Statement on House Passage of FY2021 National Defense Authorization Act Rep.Kathy Castor
July 21, 2020 House Passes Stevens-Backed NDAA Amendments Rep.Haley Stevens
July 21, 2020 House Passes Two Amendments Offered by Schakowsky to Defense Authorization Bill Rep.Jan Schakowsky
July 21, 2020 Supporting Fiscal Year 2021 National Defense Authorization Act Rep.Marcy Kaptur
July 21, 2020 Carbajal Votes to Pass Bipartisan Defense Spending Bill, Includes Central Coast Priorities Rep.Salud Carbajal
July 21, 2020 Rep. Chu Statement on National Defense Authorization Act Rep.Judy Chu
July 21, 2020 Perry on National Defense Authorization Act Vote Rep.Scott Perry
July 21, 2020 Steil Amendment Holding Iran Accountable Passes House and Included in Defense Bill, NDAA Passes House Washington, D.C.--Bryan Steil's Amendment to Require the Department of Defense to Inform Congress on the Threats Posed by Iranian-Backed Militias in Iraq Rep.Bryan Steil
July 21, 2020 Supporting Ndaa Amendment Rep.Ann Wagner
July 21, 2020 William M. (Mac) Thornberry National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021 Rep.Jerry Nadler
July 21, 2020 Tweet - "#China & #Russia have been flexing their power and investing in their military -- not only to challenge the U.S. & allies but also intimidate neighbors & expand their spheres of influence. This #NDAA will help ensure we're prepared to counter threats posed by other great powers." Sen.John Thune
July 21, 2020 House-Passed NDAA Legislation Showcases Bipartisan Small Business Reforms Rep.Nydia Velázquez
July 21, 2020 Stefanik Helps House Pass FY21 NDAA, Secures Significant Wins for Fort Drum and National Security Interests Rep.Elise Stefanik
July 21, 2020 Soto Amendments Pass in Annual House Defense Bill Rep.Darren Soto
July 21, 2020 S. 4049 Sen.John Cornyn
July 21, 2020 Rep. Takano's Bipartisan Amendment to Prevent the Consolidation of Defense Media Activity and Protect 300 Jobs at March Air Reserve Base Included in NDAA Rep.Mark Takano
July 21, 2020 Today: Senate to Vote on Amendment on Stopping Police Militarization Sen.Tammy Baldwin
July 21, 2020 Congressman Smith Statement on House Passage of FY21 National Defense Authorization Act Rep.Adam Smith
July 21, 2020 William M. (Mac) Thornberry National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021 Rep.Adam Smith
July 21, 2020 Rep. Cisneros Votes to Pass Bipartisan NDAA and Secures Provisions to Combat COVID-19, Protect Military Families, Improve Diversity and Inclusion, and Safeguard Environment Rep.Gil Cisneros
July 21, 2020 Rogers Praises Work of Katko, Green, Joyce and Van Drew on NDAA Rep.Mike Rogers
July 21, 2020 Tweet - "The #NDAA is one of the most important bills we pass every year. Historically, we've been able to pass it with bipartisan support -- both parties united behind the goal of granting our military the resources it needs to defend our nation. I hope that will hold true this year." Sen.John Thune
July 21, 2020 Congressman Kim Votes to Pass National Defense Authorization Act, Delivers Wins for New Jersey Sen.Andy Kim
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