U.S. Rep. Scott Fitzgerald
Press Release

Fitzgerald Votes to Pass NDAA

 

By - Dec 14th, 2023 11:58 am

WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) issued the following statement after voting to pass the Conference Report on the FY24 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which includes key conservative victories, including securing servicemembers the largest pay raise in twenty years, ending the liberal ideology infiltrating the U.S. military, and a Parents’ Bill of Rights for military families.

“Today’s NDAA bill included critical wins for our military, servicemembers, and their families,” said Rep. Fitzgerald. “The NDAA covers a range of important priorities from boosting servicemember pay and improving our war-fighting capabilities, to pushing back against liberal ideology being forced on our servicemen and women. Our nation can only be as strong as the forces that protect us, and I was proud to move forward legislation that bolsters the men and women who keep America free.”

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One thought on “Fitzgerald Votes to Pass NDAA”

  1. ZeeManMke says:

    This clown makes me sick. We spend trillions on weapons to kill people.
    We attack innocent countries, occupy them and then attack anyone who
    opposses endless war.

    WAR is THE business of these pond-scum. WAR WAR WAR. It excites
    these maniacs and peace is a fantasy they laugh at.

    After cheering on spending $8 trillion attacking Iraq, Fitz the Clown is coming after
    your social security and medicare. He wants you to eat bullets, not food.

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