“When I read reports that our commander in chief may have disparaged our uniformed military, our wounded warriors and our war dead, my first thought was that I hoped my husband, a veteran, and my step-daughter, a soldier, would not see those words.”

“Preserving the apolitical nature of the military is critical to upholding the Constitution. @RepSherrill and I posed these questions to #GenMilley in July, and welcome his confirmation that he will avoid military involvement in the election process ... https://t.co/cEQUd2UJPM”

“My legislation would give our new, strict PFAS standards in Michigan real teeth at the federal level, by requiring the Pentagon to clean up based on whatever standard –– state or federal –– is strictest. And now, our state standards are some of the toughest in the nation. https://t.co/jBL1w26yD0”

“While I recognize the need for all organizations to take care when communicating to young people, I can’t support a bill that singles out the military and treats their outreach as suspect. This evening, I voted against @RepAOC's amendment. My statement: https://t.co/gBdV8djhKO”

“This week, we’re continuing to build on the progress we have made in this and last year’s defense bills to hold the Pentagon accountable for more than simply studying PFAS, and putting real money behind the cleanup and remediation efforts Michiganders are crying out for.”

“But we’re just getting started. We will continue this fight until every Michigan resident can drink clean water from their tap and swim and fish in clean waters.”

“PFAS is everywhere in our communities; nearly every living being has detectable levels of PFAS in their blood. We must reverse this trend. Clean water must be treated as a right, and we should view the threat to our waters for what it is –– a threat to our homeland security.”

“Clean water is a right & not privilege — and in Michigan, it's about our safety & our way of life. The Administration's rollback is significant: it ends protections we've had since the 1970s to prevent companies from dumping pollutants into our waterways. https://t.co/UTwGhopMXO”

“'Baptized by fire and virus': How an historic freshmen class in Congress has been tested by constant crisis”

“Impeachment fades for Slotkin as Democrats try to pivot away”

“Impeachment an afterthought for vulnerable Democrat lawmaker”

“Five Michigan Republicans jockey to take on Slotkin at pro-Trump candidate forum”

“The Trump-Pelosi feud spirals out of control”

“On 7/10 FPS told the Homeland Security Committee that visible agency ID is typically required for DHS officers & that they had checked to make sure officers were complying with this requirement when policing protests. But it appears that requirement wasn't followed in Portland.”

“Communities across #MI08 are coming through with donations, but we also need FEMA to rapidly spool up the flow of supplies. As a member of the House Homeland Security Committee, I am engaging with FEMA on this vital task.”

“1. The 2001 AUMF, which authorized President Bush to use military force against Al Qaeda and its affiliates for their role in the 9/11 attacks. This 2001 AUMF is very much in use today, as it allows for counter-terrorism operations against Al Qaeda affiliates such as ISIS.”

“Just this week, I participated in a Homeland Security hearing entitled “Confronting the Rise in Anti-Semitic Domestic Terrorism.” This will continue to be a focus of mine in the weeks ahead—as these incidents are not only wrong, they impact the sense of safety in our communities.”

“If we do indeed get officially asked to leave Iraq, we will need robust diplomacy to outline a plan with the Iraqi government that maximizes pressure on ISIS and allows us time to safely withdraw in a way that doesn’t cost the U.S. in blood and treasure.”

“The recent surge in COVID-19 cases among MSU students is concerning to anyone with a loved one living, learning, or working there, as well as to Ingham County. I know MSU and Ingham County leadership are doing everything they can to stem this spread. https://t.co/pQCz1g9wuS”

“Each year, we mark 9/11 by remembering those who were lost. It was a generational event. But this year, we mark this day in the middle of yet another generational event, the COVID-19 crisis. We were not the same country after 9/11 –– and it may be quite the same with COVID.”

“Michigan, like so many other states, has been at the mercy of a medical supply chain with production, middlemen, and customs officials in other countries, and we just can’t let that happen again as we prepare for a potential second wave of COVID-19.”

“But today is not a day of rest for all. Our essential workers are answering the call to serve our country every day in the ongoing fight against COVID-19.”

“On Monday, I sat down with direct care workers from across the district. These frontline heroes are facing unique challenges during our fight against COVID-19, with a shortage of qualified workers, lack of PPE, low pay, and insufficient training. https://t.co/OBkSj5uwih”

“When I read reports that our commander in chief may have disparaged our uniformed military, our wounded warriors and our war dead, my first thought was that I hoped my husband, a veteran, and my step-daughter, a soldier, would not see those words.”

“Preserving the apolitical nature of the military is critical to upholding the Constitution. @RepSherrill and I posed these questions to #GenMilley in July, and welcome his confirmation that he will avoid military involvement in the election process ... https://t.co/cEQUd2UJPM”

“My legislation would give our new, strict PFAS standards in Michigan real teeth at the federal level, by requiring the Pentagon to clean up based on whatever standard –– state or federal –– is strictest. And now, our state standards are some of the toughest in the nation. https://t.co/jBL1w26yD0”

“While I recognize the need for all organizations to take care when communicating to young people, I can’t support a bill that singles out the military and treats their outreach as suspect. This evening, I voted against @RepAOC's amendment. My statement: https://t.co/gBdV8djhKO”

“This week, we’re continuing to build on the progress we have made in this and last year’s defense bills to hold the Pentagon accountable for more than simply studying PFAS, and putting real money behind the cleanup and remediation efforts Michiganders are crying out for.”

“But we’re just getting started. We will continue this fight until every Michigan resident can drink clean water from their tap and swim and fish in clean waters.”

“PFAS is everywhere in our communities; nearly every living being has detectable levels of PFAS in their blood. We must reverse this trend. Clean water must be treated as a right, and we should view the threat to our waters for what it is –– a threat to our homeland security.”

“Clean water is a right & not privilege — and in Michigan, it's about our safety & our way of life. The Administration's rollback is significant: it ends protections we've had since the 1970s to prevent companies from dumping pollutants into our waterways. https://t.co/UTwGhopMXO”

“'Baptized by fire and virus': How an historic freshmen class in Congress has been tested by constant crisis”

“Impeachment fades for Slotkin as Democrats try to pivot away”

“Impeachment an afterthought for vulnerable Democrat lawmaker”

“Five Michigan Republicans jockey to take on Slotkin at pro-Trump candidate forum”

“The Trump-Pelosi feud spirals out of control”

“On 7/10 FPS told the Homeland Security Committee that visible agency ID is typically required for DHS officers & that they had checked to make sure officers were complying with this requirement when policing protests. But it appears that requirement wasn't followed in Portland.”

“Communities across #MI08 are coming through with donations, but we also need FEMA to rapidly spool up the flow of supplies. As a member of the House Homeland Security Committee, I am engaging with FEMA on this vital task.”

“1. The 2001 AUMF, which authorized President Bush to use military force against Al Qaeda and its affiliates for their role in the 9/11 attacks. This 2001 AUMF is very much in use today, as it allows for counter-terrorism operations against Al Qaeda affiliates such as ISIS.”

“Just this week, I participated in a Homeland Security hearing entitled “Confronting the Rise in Anti-Semitic Domestic Terrorism.” This will continue to be a focus of mine in the weeks ahead—as these incidents are not only wrong, they impact the sense of safety in our communities.”

“If we do indeed get officially asked to leave Iraq, we will need robust diplomacy to outline a plan with the Iraqi government that maximizes pressure on ISIS and allows us time to safely withdraw in a way that doesn’t cost the U.S. in blood and treasure.”

“The recent surge in COVID-19 cases among MSU students is concerning to anyone with a loved one living, learning, or working there, as well as to Ingham County. I know MSU and Ingham County leadership are doing everything they can to stem this spread. https://t.co/pQCz1g9wuS”

“Each year, we mark 9/11 by remembering those who were lost. It was a generational event. But this year, we mark this day in the middle of yet another generational event, the COVID-19 crisis. We were not the same country after 9/11 –– and it may be quite the same with COVID.”

“Michigan, like so many other states, has been at the mercy of a medical supply chain with production, middlemen, and customs officials in other countries, and we just can’t let that happen again as we prepare for a potential second wave of COVID-19.”

“But today is not a day of rest for all. Our essential workers are answering the call to serve our country every day in the ongoing fight against COVID-19.”

“On Monday, I sat down with direct care workers from across the district. These frontline heroes are facing unique challenges during our fight against COVID-19, with a shortage of qualified workers, lack of PPE, low pay, and insufficient training. https://t.co/OBkSj5uwih”