Members on the Record (Automated) for Wed October 27, 2021

Israel - Palestine

Greene (R-GA-14) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “1. While Democrats are fussing with each other over how much more money they can tax you & spy on your bank account, China is testing nuclear space missiles, little rocket man is launching rockets, and our border is wide open with the biggest organized caravan in history coming. 2. The world is laughing at us because Biden, Kamala, and Pelosi are being controlled by the Hate-America Communists (Progressives) who are running their party. While Dem’s Trump Derangement Syndrome is still out of control, these morons are running our country in the ground. 3. Even Democrat voters are hiding their heads in shame saying “what have we done?” In 9 short months, what a freaking disaster we are in while Democrats are now showing us all their Communist membership cards! Even worse, they are just pathetically incompetent. What a joke! 4. #BuildBackBetter is actually out of control inflation, skyrocketing crime, impending supply chain disaster, & economic conditions ripe for collapse. Build Back Better turns your boys into girls, segregates children by race, & Marxist School Boards report parents to the FBI. 5. #BuildBackBetter means America’s military wants soyboy soldiers & not masculine men, instead of wiping out an unnecessary draft they draft your daughters, and mandate unwanted vaccines for all while demoralizing our troops and arming Islamic terrorist nations. 6. #BuildBackBetter means America goes from being energy independent and having an abundance of oil reserves under Trump to depending on China for our forced “green energy needs” and Biden begging OPEC to drill more oil to gouge Americans at the gas pump. 7. #BuildBackBetter means while Democrat members of Congress defund police Hamas terrorist sympathizer Democrat Congresswoman Ilhan Omar blames out of control crime and lawlessness in the streets on police, instead of the criminals actually committing the crimes. 8. It’s time for every American to wake up and realize that #BuildBackBetter really means: #DestroyDivideDemoralize It’s time to take a stand against the Democrat Communist Takeover and put #AmericaFirst!”

Sherman (D-CA-30) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “For the record: I no longer bother to correct the record when right-wing or anti-Israel media misquotes me or mischaracterizes my statements. Happens too often. I have a lot to do. (1/2) For the record: Sometimes I list options the U.S. could take, or should consider, or could threaten to take under certain circumstances. That is not the same as calling for each listed action to be taken immediately. (2/2)”

Crapo (R-ID) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “I joined @SenatorHagerty & Republican colleagues in introducing the Upholding the 1995 Jerusalem Embassy Law Act of 2021, a bill to protect the full implementation of the Jerusalem Embassy Act of 1995 & block the Biden Admin’s efforts to subvert the law. Link to www.crapo.senate.gov   Link to photo”

Hyde-Smith (R-MS) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “We must fulfill our legal commitments to the Israeli people, including keeping our US embassy in Jerusalem. Joined @SenatorHagerty bill to ensure @POTUS will not stray from the law as he reaches out to the leadership of the Palestinians, which is closely tied to terrorist orgs.”

Apartheid

Cawthorn (R-NC-11) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “Forced injections are nothing short of medical apartheid. This is not a matter of health, it’s a matter of liberty. My bill, the “Justice for All Businesses Act,” (JAB Act), prohibits COVID-19 mandates from being enforced. Link to cawthorn.house.gov Thank you @RepJeffDuncan, @replouiegohmert, @RepBobGood, @RepScottPerry, @RepMann, @RepMullin, and @TXRandy14 for joining me in taking a stand against Biden’s dictatorial decree.”

Mann (R-KS-1) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “The Biden Administration is forcing Americans to choose between their principles or their paychecks - this is vehemently unamerican. Decisions like getting the COVID-19 vaccine should not be dictated by the government. Proud to join @RepCawthorn and my colleagues on this bill Link to quoted tweetForced injections are nothing short of medical apartheid. This is not a matter of health, it’s a matter of liberty. My bill, the “Justice for All Businesses Act,” (JAB Act), prohibits COVID-19 mandates from being enforced. https://t.co/e53vSMCcTu”

Jewish, Anti-semitism

Adams (D-NC-12) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today marks the third anniversary of the shooting at #TreeofLife Synagogue. Together, we remember Joyce Fienberg, Richard Gottfried, Rose Mallinger, Jerry Rabinowitz, Cecil Rosenthal, David Rosenthal, Bernice Simon, Sylvan Simon, Melvin Wax, Daniel Stein, and Irving Younger. Link to photo”

Auchincloss (D-MA-4) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago today, we lost eleven lives in a horrific attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue — the deadliest act of antisemitism in American history. Let us never stop working to eradicate gun violence, antisemitism, and white supremacy. There is no room for hate here.”

Auchincloss (D-MA-4) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @RepAuchincloss – “Three years ago today, we lost eleven lives in a horrific attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue — the deadliest act of antisemitism in American history. Let us never stop working to eradicate gun violence, antisemitism, and white supremacy. There is no room for hate here.”

Bowman (D-NY-16) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today we remember the souls taken too early at the Tree of Life as a result of anti-Semitism. May their memory be a reminder to us that hate has no place anywhere.”

Buchanan (R-FL-16) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “Today we mark the three-year anniversary of the horrific massacre at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh – the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in American history. Link to photo As a member of the Bipartisan Task Force for Combatting Anti-Semitism, I believe we can never do enough to help rid the scourge of anti-Semitism from our society.”

Carson (D-IN-7) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “Today is the third anniversary of the #TreeofLife Synagogue shooting -- the deadliest act of antisemitic violence in American history. This mass shooting was committed by a gunman motivated by anti-Jewish conspiracy theories, which are still spreading rapidly around the globe. Link to photo Today, and every day, we honor and remember those who were killed, and we recommit ourselves to stopping antisemitism and all forms of hate. That means we must continue to condemn bigotry wherever it occurs and reject all leaders who seek to divide us for their own gain.”

Clark (D-MA-5) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “3 years ago today, we witnessed the deadliest antisemitic attack in recent American history. Let today be a reminder that we all have a role to play when it comes to spreading love & ending hate. May the memory of those taken from us at the #TreeofLife synagogue be a blessing.”

Clarke (D-NY-9) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today, I honor the memory of the 11 victims of the deadliest anti-Semitic massacre in America. The Pittsburgh synagogue shooting was an attack on all of us who hold dear the sacred ideals of our nation. #TreeOfLife”

Cleaver (D-MO-5) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “3 years ago, 11 lives were stolen by a senseless act of anti-Semitic gun violence. Today, let us unite to mourn the lives lost & recommit to rooting out & rejecting bigotry in all forms. My prayers are with the family & friends of each victim. May their memory be a blessing. Link to photo”

Clyburn (D-SC-6) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today we remember the 11 lives lost and many others impacted by the horrific hate crime at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh 3 years ago — the deadliest antisemitic attack in our nation's history. May their memories be a blessing.”

Cohen (D-TN-9) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “Three years ago, a gunman carried out the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history at the #TreeOfLife synagogue in Pittsburgh. Pundits and politicians continue to peddle the same conspiracies that incited that attack and others from El Paso to Charlottesville. May the memory of those taken from us be a blessing and may their families be comforted. #TreeOfLife”

Connolly (D-VA-11) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “3 years ago, a gunman stole 11 lives at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. We honor and remember them today. And we recommit ourselves to rooting out and standing up to antisemitism--wherever and whenever it rears its head.”

Crow (D-CO-6) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “3 years ago, 11 lives were taken at the Tree of Life Synagogue in a senseless act of anti-Semitic gun violence. My thoughts are with the victims' loved ones and the Pittsburgh community. Today and every day, we must take a stand against hate and violence. #StrongerThanHate”

DeSaulnier (D-CA-11) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today we stand with the Jewish community in mourning the 11 lives lost in the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in U.S. history at the Tree of Life Synagogue 3 years ago. May their memories be a blessing as we continue to work to stop the rise of extremism and #disarmhate. Link to photo”

Dean (D-PA-4) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Remembering the 11 lives lost in the worst antisemitic attack in U.S. history:   Joyce Fienberg Richard Gottfried Rose Mallinger Jerry Rabinowitz Cecil Rosenthal David Rosenthal Bernice Simon Sylvan Simon Daniel Stein Melvin Wax Irving Younger   May their memory be a blessing. 🕊 Link to photo”

Demings (D-FL-10) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today we remember the Tree of Life Synagogue Shooting and 11 lives taken from us. Extremist agendas of hate, and the domestic terrorism that they inspire, must be fought at every turn. #EndHate”

Donalds (R-FL-19) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “On the three-year anniversary of the devastating Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting, we are reminded of the lives tragically lost. We remember their lives, their legacies, and their families. We must continue to stand in solidarity with the Jewish community and fight anti-Semitism. Link to photo”

Espaillat (D-NY-13) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago today, we experienced the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history. On this day we dare to dream of a country where every person can live with freedom, safety, and belonging no matter how we pray, what we look like, or where we come from. #TreeOfLife Link to photo”

Evans (D-PA-3) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @PennsylvaniaGov – “Remembering 11 Pennsylvanians lost 3 years ago in the antisemitic attack on Tree of Life in Pittsburgh. 🕯Joyce Fienberg🕯Richard Gottfried🕯Rose Mallinger 🕯Jerry Rabinowitz🕯Cecil Rosenthal🕯David Rosenthal🕯Bernice Simon🕯Sylvan Simon🕯Daniel Stein🕯Melvin Wax🕯Irving Younger Link to photo”

Evans (D-PA-3) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @akarl_smith – “Biden statement on the three-year anniversary of the Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh Link to photo”

Evans (D-PA-3) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @RepAndyLevin – “Three years ago today, we witnessed the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history. We must work every day to dismantle the machinery of antisemitism and white supremacy more broadly, which seeks to stoke fear and divide us. #TreeofLife”

Evans (D-PA-3) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today marks 3 years since the horrific antisemitic attack on the #TreeOfLife synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA. Today we mourn the 11 who were taken too soon. Link to photo”

Evans (D-PA-3) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @PennsylvaniaGov – “Remembering 11 Pennsylvanians lost 3 years ago in the antisemitic attack on Tree of Life in Pittsburgh. 🕯Joyce Fienberg🕯Richard Gottfried🕯Rose Mallinger 🕯Jerry Rabinowitz🕯Cecil Rosenthal🕯David Rosenthal🕯Bernice Simon🕯Sylvan Simon🕯Daniel Stein🕯Melvin Wax🕯Irving Younger Link to photo”

Fletcher (D-TX-7) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “It has been three years since the Tree of Life synagogue shooting. Today, we must renew our vow to #EndGunViolence and combat antisemitism—and I hold the survivors and families in my heart as we remember those lost that tragic day. Link to www.washingtonpost.com”

Foster (D-IL-11) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, 11 lives were tragically lost in an antisemitic attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue. Today, we mourn their lives and remember that our work to combat antisemitism and hate in all forms is not over. Link to photo”

Gallego (D-AZ-7) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “The shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue three years ago today marked the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history. Let us pause today to remember and honor those 11 lives lost. May their memories be honored and serve as a reminder that hate has no place in our country.”

Garamendi (D-CA-3) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “The Tree of Life Synagogue shooting is a reminder that the scourges of anti-Semitism and bigotry aren’t a relic of the past but a present threat to the safety of our communities. As we commemorate the eleven who perished, we also must commit to combating hatred wherever it arises”

Garbarino (R-NY-2) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today marks three years since 11 innocent souls were taken in the horrific anti-Semitic Tree of Life Synagogue shooting. May their memories be a blessing. Link to photo”

García (D-IL-4) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “On the third anniversary of this tragic event at the Tree of Life Synagogue, we remember the lives lost, and think of those grieving in the Squirrel Hill and Pittsburgh community that is permanently changed. May the lives of those lost and their memory forever be a blessing. Link to photo”

Gomez (D-CA-34) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, 11 innocent lives were taken from us in an anti-Semitic attack at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA. Today, we honor them and unite against antisemitism and bigotry in all of its forms. May their memories be a blessing. Link to photo”

Gonzalez (D-TX-15) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, 11 lives were taken at the Tree of Life Synagogue due to bigotry and antisemitism. Today, we remember and honor the souls we lost. Hate has no place in our country.”

Horsford (D-NV-4) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, we witnessed the deadliest antisemitic attack in American history. May the memories of those we lost at the Tree of Life in Pittsburgh be a blessing, and may we continue to work toward a nation where all people can live safely and without fear. Link to photo”

Houlahan (D-PA-6) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, our Commonwealth witnessed a horrific antisemitic attack taking the lives of 11 worshippers. In the hours, days and weeks that followed, we stood with #TreeofLife to denounce this hate — that work continues. Today and always, may their memories be a blessing. Link to quoted tweetOn this day three years ago, a gunman carried out an antisemitic attack against Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue — Or L'Simcha Congregation. We come together to mourn the 11 lives tragically lost and stand against hate. Zichona Livracha. May their memories be a blessing. https://t.co/BXnXuzBZu4”

Hoyer (D-MD-5) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today, we mark three years since the horrific shooting at Pittsburgh’s #TreeofLife Synagogue, and I join in remembering the victims lost on that heartbreaking day. We must remain steadfast in our efforts to banish antisemitism and intolerance from our midst. Link to photo”

Huffman (D-CA-2) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, we experienced the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in American history at the Tree of Life Synagogue. We join our Jewish community today in honoring the 11 lives lost to hatred by standing up to anti-Semitism, white supremacy, and violence in all forms. #TreeofLife Link to photo”

Jayapal (D-WA-7) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today marks 3 years since the Tree of Life synagogue shooting. As we remember the lives lost, let’s commit to fighting every day to take on the hatred, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, and White Supremacy that still exist in America. My heart is with the victims and their families.”

Jones (D-NY-17) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago today, 11 innocent lives were lost to antisemitism and gun violence at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. Today, my heart goes out to their families and loved ones, and the entire Jewish community, as we grieve this horrific act of hatred. Link to photo”

Kelly (D-IL-2) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “On this 3rd anniversary of the deadliest anti-Semitic massacre in American history, we join with our Jewish family to dream of a country where every person can live with freedom, safety, and belonging no matter how we pray, what we look like, or where we come from. #TreeOfLife Link to photo”

Kildee (D-MI-5) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @RepAndyLevin – “Three years ago today, we witnessed the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history. We must work every day to dismantle the machinery of antisemitism and white supremacy more broadly, which seeks to stoke fear and divide us. #TreeofLife”

Kim (R-CA-39) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years after the antisemitic attack in Pittsburgh we still mourn with the loved ones of the 11 victims, the #TreeofLife Synagogue & our Jewish community. No one should live in fear because of their faith or ethnicity. We are stronger when we come together as Americans.”

Langevin (D-RI-2) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “On this 3rd anniversary of the deadliest anti-Semitic massacre in American history, we join with our Jewish family to dream of a country where every person can live with freedom, safety, and belonging - no matter how we pray, what we look like, or where we come from. #TreeOfLife Link to photo”

Levin (D-MI-9) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago today, we witnessed the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history. We must work every day to dismantle the machinery of antisemitism and white supremacy more broadly, which seeks to stoke fear and divide us. #TreeofLife”

Lieu (D-CA-33) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “On this day three years ago, 11 people were killed and seven people were injured at the #TreeOfLife synagogue in Pittsburgh – the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in the United States. Today we pause to remember the lives lost and stand united against hate. Link to photo Antisemitism has no place in America and no one should be targeted simply because of their faith. @AJCGlobal just released its new #AntisemitismReport and the findings are deeply disturbing. Read the report 👇 Link to www.ajc.org”

Luria (D-VA-2) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @EFillerCorn – “Today marks 3 years since the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh. My heart goes out to the victims' families, as well as the survivors. It is more important than ever to always speak out against racism, antisemitism, discrimination, and hatred in all forms. Link to photo”

Malinowski (D-NJ-7) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “On October 27th, 2018, we experienced the deadliest anti-Semitic massacre in American history at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. We join our Jewish community today in honoring the lives lost to such hatred, and pledge to build a world free of bigotry and intolerance. Link to photo”

Manning (D-NC-6) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “Today, we join together to remember the eleven people killed at the Tree of Life Synagogue three years ago. May their memories be a blessing to their loved ones and their community. Link to photo This massacre remains the deadliest act of antisemitic violence in American history. We are witnessing a spike in antisemitic violence nationwide. These acts of hatred have touched too many communities; they remain a stark reminder that we must call out bigotry wherever it is. In Congress, I’ve supported legislation to increase the funding for Nonprofit Security Grants to bolster security at places of worship and I have been a vocal advocate for the confirmation of Deborah Lipstadt as the Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism. My heart is with the people of Pittsburg and Tree of Life Synagogue congregants on this solemn date.”

McBath (D-GA-6) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “On the 3rd anniversary of the tragic shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, my heart is with all the families & loved ones of those who lost their lives. I join our Jewish neighbors in continuing the fight against hate, against violence, and against antisemitism.”

McCollum (D-MN-4) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “On the 3rd anniversary of the deadliest antisemitic massacre in U.S. history, I join my Jewish constituents & all Americans in striving for a country where we eliminate hate so every person can live with freedom & safety. We remember the #TreeOfLife victims & honor their memory. Link to photo”

Moore (D-WI-4) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, 11 innocent lives were stolen at the Tree of Life synagogue in an act fueled by hatred and antisemitism. May their memories always be a blessing and our work to build a peaceful world never waver.”

Moulton (D-MA-6) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today we remember the 11 lives taken from us three years ago in the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in US history. We hold close the memories of all the victims and commit to fighting anti-Semitism wherever it rears its ugly head.”

Nadler (D-NY-10) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “Three years ago in Pittsburgh, we experienced the deadliest antisemitic violence in our history when a gunman, incited by white nationalist conspiracy theories and lies, murdered 11 Jewish people at Tree of Life as they prayed on Shabbat morning. On this day, we remember the #TreeOfLife victims, and we reaffirm our commitment to stopping hate and division, wherever and whenever it exists. May their memory be a blessing.”

Napolitano (D-CA-32) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “It’s been 3 years since a white nationalist shot and killed 11 Jewish people, injuring many more, at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh- the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in our nation’s history. The victims, their families & the entire Jewish community are in our hearts today. Link to photo”

Neguse (D-CO-2) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “On the 3rd anniversary of the deadliest anti-Semitic massacre in American history, we mourn with the Jewish community & recommit ourselves to ensuring every person can live with freedom, safety & belonging no matter how we pray, what we look like or where we come from #TreeOfLife”

Newman (D-IL-3) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, we tragically lost 11 lives in the deadliest act of anti-Semitism in American history. Today and every day, we honor their memory by standing up against hate, anti-Semitism, white supremacy, and violence of all forms. May their memory be a blessing. #TreeofLife Link to photo”

Norcross (D-NJ-1) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “On the 3rd anniversary of the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history, we join with our Jewish family to dream of a country where every person can live with freedom, safety, & belonging no matter how we pray, what we look like, or where we come from. #TreeOfLife”

Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY-14) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago today, 11 people were killed in the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history. We join our Jewish community in dreaming of a country where every person can live — no matter how we pray or where we come from. May their memory be a blessing. #TreeOfLife”

Pallone (D-NJ-6) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, 11 Jewish Americans were tragically murdered as they peacefully worshipped at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. Today, we honor the memory of those lost to this heinous act of hate and must recommit ourselves to ending anti-Semitism in all forms.”

Pascrell (D-NJ-9) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “As we mark the worst antisemitic violence in American history today, we cannot look away to the explosion of antisemitism. Our Jewish neighbors increasingly feel unsafe. When one American does not feel safe, none of us can be secure. Link to www.ajc.org How do we fight antisemitism? We must maintain education about the Holocaust and anti-Jewish bigotry. We must protect houses of worship from threats. And we must crush the rising the tide to rightwing domestic terrorism that imperils every community. Link to www.northjersey.com”

Pelosi (D-CA-12) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “Today, Americans join the Jewish community of Pittsburgh in mourning the 11 beautiful souls stolen from us 3 years ago in an attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue. We pray for the families and communities forever scarred by losing a loved one to the evils of antisemitism. Over the last several years, Jewish communities at home and abroad have suffered a spike in antisemitism. Sadly, these same dark forces of hatred have reached into many other communities, offering an urgent reminder that we must never fail to combat bigotry in all its ugly forms. Each day, let us pledge to build a future where every American can live in peace — safe from gun violence and free of antisemitism, bigotry and hate. Read my full statement here: Link to www.speaker.gov”

Pelosi (D-CA-12) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “The Tree of Life massacre is the deadliest act of antisemitism in our nation's history. Grieving alongside the loved ones left behind, we must remain vigilant against bigotry and hate, hold those who traffic in such violence accountable and continue fighting to #EndGunViolence.”

Pingree (D-ME-1) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “On this day in 2018, the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history happened at Tree of Life Synagogue. A man driven by conspiracies and lies took up arms in order to kill Jewish people. May we remember them and condemn those who continue to sow this hate. Link to photo”

Pressley (D-MA-7) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @USProgressives – “Three years ago, a white nationalist gunman entered a Pittsburgh synagogue and committed the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history. Today, we must recommit ourselves to fighting against that same violence, and for a country where we can all live in peace and safety. Link to photo”

Pressley (D-MA-7) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “No amount of time that passes can erase the pain & trauma created by brutal acts of cruelty. On this anniversary of the #TreeOfLife Synagogue shooting, my heart is with the families & congregation impacted by this unconscionable hate crime.”

Quigley (D-IL-5) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “On the 3rd anniversary of the deadliest anti-Semitic massacre in American history, we join our Jewish friends to envision a future where everyone lives in freedom and safety no matter how we pray, how we look like, or where we come from. May their memory be a blessing #TreeofLife Link to photo”

Reschenthaler (R-PA-14) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today marks the 3rd anniversary of the heinous anti-Semitic attack that killed 11 worshippers at the Tree of Life Synagogue. Our community and nation must stand united against anti-Semitism in any form. We will never forget these men and women. #PittsburghStrong Link to photo”

Rice (D-NY-4) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today, we remember the 11 innocent lives taken from us three years ago in the horrific attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. As we pray for their families and loved ones, we vow to continue fighting the rising tide of antisemitism and bigotry in this country.”

Ross (D-NC-2) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “Three years ago, 11 lives were tragically lost during the antisemitic attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue. Today we mourn their lives and remember that our work to combat antisemitism and hate in all forms is not over. Link to photo We must work towards an America where everyone is free to worship freely and safely.”

Roy (R-TX-21) 10/26/2021: Twitter thread – “As I said this weekend - these racists asshats need to crawl back in their caves. I stand with my Jewish friends - to hell with these clowns. But criticizing the (alleged lack of) police presence when radical leftists have been defunding them is rich. #PropA Link to quoted tweet@willrdupree @KXAN_News No APD presence even though these Nazis were in this location for over an hour harassing people that drove by and sewing chaos on the road? https://t.co/6xEHumygoe   Link to reply@chiproytx There ya go! I sincerely appreciate your comment here. (But for your relatively hollow comment on radical leftists defunding the police) Also, this kind of signage ought to be illegal no matter what it says. Crossing over a public highway when much could go wrong. @juanseemas2 Thx. But, the point about police matters though. 911 calls not being answered. Calls like this. There is a consequence to defunding - and it was, in fact, the radical Austin City Council that defunded police in 2020, and even partially restored funding isn’t undoing the damage.”

Roybal-Allard (D-CA-40) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “My thoughts are w/ our Jewish communities today as we remember the 11 souls lost three years ago in the horrific attack on Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue. The rise in anti-Semitic attacks in recent years reminds us that we must never stop fighting bigotry in all its forms.”

Ruppersberger (D-MD-2) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today, on the 3rd anniversary of the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history, we join with our Jewish family to fight for a country where every person can live with freedom, safety + belonging no matter what believe, what we look like or where we come from. #TreeOfLife Link to photo”

Rush (D-IL-1) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “3 years ago, a white nationalist driven by conspiracies and lies opened fire during a service at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, killing 11 Jewish individuals and injuring many others. Today, we honor those we lost — may their memories be a blessing. (1/2) #TreeofLife As we remember the deadliest act of antisemitic violence in American history, we dare to dream of a country where every person can live with freedom and safety, no matter how they pray, what they look like, or where they come from. (2/2) #TreeofLife”

Ryan (D-OH-13) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “On the 3rd anniversary of the deadly antisemitic synagogue massacre in Pittsburgh, I’m sending all my love to the families and friends of those who had their lives cut too short because of who they were and how they worshipped. Link to photo Today we join our Jewish brothers and sisters to dream of a country where every person can live with freedom, safety, and belonging—no matter how they pray, what they look like, or where they come from. The onus falls on every one of us to shut down the engines of hatred and make this country a better, more inclusive place for all. #TreeOfLife”

Sarbanes (D-MD-3) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today, as we remember the deadliest act of antisemitic violence in the history of our country, we must recommit to creating a country where every person can live with freedom, safety and belonging. May the memory of those taken from us be a blessing. #TreeOfLife Link to photo”

Scanlon (D-PA-5) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @GovernorTomWolf – “On this day three years ago, a gunman carried out an antisemitic attack against Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue — Or L'Simcha Congregation. We come together to mourn the 11 lives tragically lost and stand against hate. Zichona Livracha. May their memories be a blessing. Link to video”

Scanlon (D-PA-5) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, 11 of our fellow Pennsylvanians were killed at Tree of Life Synagogue in the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history. My heart is with their loved ones and the Jewish community as we remember those whose lives were taken. May their memories be a blessing. Link to photo”

Scanlon (D-PA-5) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @PennsylvaniaGov – “Remembering 11 Pennsylvanians lost 3 years ago in the antisemitic attack on Tree of Life in Pittsburgh. 🕯Joyce Fienberg🕯Richard Gottfried🕯Rose Mallinger 🕯Jerry Rabinowitz🕯Cecil Rosenthal🕯David Rosenthal🕯Bernice Simon🕯Sylvan Simon🕯Daniel Stein🕯Melvin Wax🕯Irving Younger Link to photo”

Schakowsky (D-IL-9) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “Three years ago today, horrific anti-Semitism and gun violence tore through a place of worship, killing 11 people and shaking our entire nation. As a Jewish woman, as an American, and as a peace-loving human, I work in honor of their memory towards a country where every person can live without fear of hate, bigotry, and violence. #TreeOfLife”

Schneider (D-IL-10) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “3 years ago today, a gunman walked into Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh and killed 11 people. It was the worst antisemitic attack in our nation's history. Sadly it was not the last. We must keep fighting to condemn antisemitism, wherever and whenever it raises its ugly head.”

Schrier (D-WA-8) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, 11 lives were taken during the horrific attack on Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue. We have seen a rise in anti-Semitism & hate in the US. To honor the memory of the lives lost, we must stand up to bigotry and hate. May their memories always be a blessing. Link to photo”

Sherman (D-CA-30) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today marks the third anniversary of the deadliest anti-Semitic massacre in American history at the #TreeofLife Synagogue in Pittsburgh. May their memory be a blessing. We remain resolute in our stand against anti-Semitism and will always be #StrongerThanHate.”

Smith (D-WA-9) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “3 years ago today a shooting took place at the Tree of Life in Pittsburgh that killed 11 and wounded 6. This was the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in our country's history and a tragic reminder of the anti-Semitism that still exists in our country and elsewhere. (1/4) Today we honor the victims of this attack. We must also remember that it is our duty to stand up to anti-Semitism, and all other forms of hatred. It is silence that allows these ideologies to fester and turn into violence. (2/4) This anniversary also serves as a reminder of the need for comprehensive legislation to address gun violence that our country experiences far too often. In March, the House passed the Bipartisan Background Checks Act- I urge the Senate to act now and pass this bill. (3/4) Today I stand with the Jewish community in solidarity and remembrance. My thoughts are with the friends and families of the victims as they mourn the loss of their loved ones. (4/4)”

Stevens (D-MI-11) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “It's been 3 years since the horrific shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue. Today, we honor the 11 lives lost and reaffirm our commitment to standing united in the face of hate and addressing antisemitism where we see it. May their memories forever be a blessing.”

Suozzi (D-NY-3) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, hatred-fueled violence took the lives of 11 worshipers at the Tree of Life Synagogue. I will always stand with the Jewish community and fight anti-Semitism. We must publicly condemn and combat hatred and bigotry each and every time it rears its ugly head. Link to photo”

Sánchez (D-CA-38) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years after the attack at Tree of Life Synagogue, we remember those who lost their lives to this horrific act of violence. May their memory be a blessing, and may we work together to build a world free of antisemitism, bigotry, and hate. Link to photo”

Takano (D-CA-41) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, our country experienced the deadliest act of anti-Semitic violence in American history at the Tree of Life-Or L’Simcha Synagogue. As we mark this tragic anniversary, we commit to standing up against hate and ensuring everyone feels safe to practice their faith.”

Titus (D-NV-1) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today marks the anniversary of the horrific shooting at Tree of Life Synagogue, the deadliest antisemitic massacre in American history. We mourn the victims and thank the first responders who saved lives that day. We must recommit to ending both antisemitism and gun violence. Link to photo”

Trahan (D-MA-3) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “On the 3rd anniversary of the deadliest antisemitic attack in American history, we remember the 11 lives lost. We must continue building an America where every person can live with freedom & belonging, no matter how we pray, what we look like or where we come from. #TreeOfLife”

Velázquez (D-NY-7) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago today, a man driven by conspiracies and lies killed 11 worshipers at the Tree of Life Synagogue. As we remember the souls that we lost, we must continue to fight to end antisemitism and white supremacy. Together we can build a country free of bigotry and hate.”

Wasserman Schultz (D-FL-23) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today, we remember the 11 lives lost during the attack at the Tree of Life Synagogue 3 years ago. Every day we must honor their memory by standing up against antisemitism and white supremacy. May their memories be for a blessing. Link to photo”

Watson Coleman (D-NJ-12) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today marks three years since 11 Jewish Americans were massacred at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. May every victim's memory be a blessing. Hate crimes and mass shootings have no place in this country.”

Wild (D-PA-7) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “3 years ago a gunman terrorized the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. It was the deadliest attack on our Jewish community in US history & part of a growing pattern of antisemitic violence. May their memories be a blessing as we work to end the cycle of hate once and for all.”

Zeldin (R-NY-1) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @AuschwitzMuseum – “A Polish Jew Lejzer Wąsowski. He was a hairdresser. He perished in #Auschwitz on 27 October 1941. He was 58. Link to photo”

Bennet (D-CO) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, 11 lives were taken during the horrific, anti-Semitic attack on Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue. Everyone deserves to live and worship free from fear or violence. We have a responsibility to stand up to hate and work to end gun violence in our country. Link to quoted tweetRemembering 11 Pennsylvanians lost 3 years ago in the antisemitic attack on Tree of Life in Pittsburgh. 🕯Joyce Fienberg🕯Richard Gottfried🕯Rose Mallinger 🕯Jerry Rabinowitz🕯Cecil Rosenthal🕯David Rosenthal🕯Bernice Simon🕯Sylvan Simon🕯Daniel Stein🕯Melvin Wax🕯Irving Younger https://t.co/IkQrSnc0kB”

Casey (D-PA) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago today, Pittsburgh and the Nation were shaken by the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in U.S. history at the Tree of Life Synagogue. Today and every day, I stand with the victims’ families. We must honor their memory with a commitment to justice. Link to animated gif”

Casey (D-PA) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @POTUS – “Three years ago, a lone gunman took 11 lives at the Tree of Life Synagogue. It was the deadliest act of antisemitism in our nation's history—and a reminder that we must rally against hate in all its forms. May the memories of those who lost their lives forever be for a blessing.”

Cotton (R-AR) 10/26/2021: Tweet – “We are losing the last of the World War II generation. But their heroism and sacrifice will not be forgotten. Link to quoted tweetThe second episode of School of War, out today, is about the most fascinating WW2 general you’ve never heard of: Maurice Rose, KIA a few weeks before VE Day. He hid his Judaism from his comrades and fought the Nazis with a fury that impressed Patton. https://t.co/ZFnvJyl9Pw”

Feinstein (D-CA) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago, a gunman motivated by antisemitic and anti-immigrant conspiracies killed 11 Jewish people at a synagogue in Pittsburgh. As we remember those lost, we must never stop working to stamp out the dangerous and deadly antisemitic rhetoric that inspired this tragedy.”

Gillibrand (D-NY) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today we mark the anniversary of the horrific shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue. As we honor and remember the victims, we will also keep fighting to end antisemitism and white supremacy. We must stand with our Jewish neighbors and make it clear: Hatred has no place here.”

Lankford (R-OK) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “Today we remember the tragedy of the deadliest attack against the Jewish community in modern American history at the Tree of Life Synagogue. @SenJackyRosen & I continue to call out the unacceptable wave of antisemitism in our nation and around the world. Jewish Oklahomans, Jewish Americans, and people of all faiths should be able to worship safely and without fear.”

Luján (D-NM) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago at the Tree of Life synagogue, 11 lives were senselessly taken in a horrific act of hate. This was the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in American history. We honor their memories and recommit to rooting out antisemitism and hate wherever it exists. Link to quoted tweetThree years ago today, Pittsburgh and the Nation were shaken by the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in U.S. history at the Tree of Life Synagogue. Today and every day, I stand with the victims’ families. We must honor their memory with a commitment to justice. https://t.co/5GDel3FPQ9”

Merkley (D-OR) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “Today marks three years since the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in U.S. history. I am holding the Tree of Life community, the victims and their loved ones, and all of those who are feeling the impact of this deep and terrible loss in my heart. May their memory be a blessing. Anti-Semitism is a tool of division and fear, too often wielded or winked at by pundits and politicians intent on growing their own power no matter who they hurt. We must commit ourselves to rooting out hate and white supremacy in all forms.”

Peters (D-MI) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Three years ago today, a white supremacist opened fire at the #TreeOfLife Synagogue–killing 11 innocent people–in the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in the US. We must root out this hate. As Chair of @HSGAC, I’ll continue focusing on combatting domestic extremism.”

Rosen (D-NV) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “Three years ago, the lives of 11 innocent people were taken during an act of terror fueled by antisemitic hate. May the memories of those whose lives were lost at the Tree of Life synagogue forever be a blessing. We can honor their memory by taking action against antisemitism. In the wake of this horrific attack on the Jewish community, I launched the Senate Bipartisan Task Force for Combating Antisemitism with @SenatorLankford. We must all stand together and make clear that hate has no place in our communities.”

Toomey (R-PA) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “3 years ago, tragedy struck when a hateful madman stole the lives of 11 innocent victims at Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. Antisemitism is a toxic philosophy with no place in society. On this anniversary, the victims, their families, and all affected are in my thoughts.”

Iran

Banks (R-IN-3) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Accounts that Twitter censors/suspends: - President Trump - My official account @RepJimBanks - Conservative Activists & personalities Accounts that Twitter doesn’t censor or suspend: - the Taliban spokesman - Iranian Ayatollah - CCP propagandists Are you paying attention yet?”

Deutch (D-FL-22) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “The Iranian regime has an egregious record of human rights violations against its own people, including religious/ethic minorities like the #Bahai. This week, I introduced a bipartisan resolution condemning Iran's state-sponsored persecution of the Baha'i people. (1/2) Thank you to my colleagues, @RepMcCaul, @RepGregoryMeeks, @RepJoeWilson, @JanSchakowsky, @RepSteveChabot, @RepSchneider, @RepAnnWagner, @GerryConnolly, and Rep. Chris Smith for joining me in this important effort and standing up for Iran's Baha'i community. (2/2)”

McCarthy (R-CA-23) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “The Taliban, Iranian Ayatollah, and Communist China can all tweet whatever they want. But @RepJimBanks—a Navy Officer, elected member of Congress, and leader of the @RSC—is in Twitter jail. When Big Tech tries to silence conservatives, we must speak louder.”

Nehls (R-TX-22) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @GOPLeader – “The Taliban, Iranian Ayatollah, and Communist China can all tweet whatever they want. But @RepJimBanks—a Navy Officer, elected member of Congress, and leader of the @RSC—is in Twitter jail. When Big Tech tries to silence conservatives, we must speak louder.”

Wilson (R-SC-2) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Grateful to have convened the @RepublicanStudy National Sec Task Force to hear from @IlanBerman & @CliffordDMay for a discussion on reforming international broadcasting & countering political warfare & disinformation by Russia, China and Iran. Link to photo”

Rubio (R-FL) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “The freedom to live out one's faith is a right naturally endowed to every human being. On Int'l Religious Freedom Day, Rubio stands w/ worshipers around the world & calls for an end to religious persecution in Cuba, Nicaragua, China, Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey, Tibet, & Xinjiang.”

Iraq

Salazar (R-FL-27) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Today, the @DeptVetAffairs extended the presumptive period for Persian Gulf War veterans with chronic disabilities rated 10%+ or undiagnosed illnesses due to their service. If you would like help to file a claim, please call my office: (305) 668-2285.”

Turkey

Malliotakis (R-NY-11) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “I led a bipartisan group of members in opposing Erdogan’s request for American fighter jets. Turkey’s aggression in Mediterranean & other actions should not rewarded. It’s both in the interest of preserving the region’s stability & our national security Link to www.reuters.com”

Kelly (D-AZ) 10/26/2021: Tweet – “I'm glad that my friend and fellow Arizonan @JeffFlake was confirmed today as the next U.S. Ambassador to Turkey. Jeff understands the power of strong, smart diplomacy to promote peace and freedom around the globe. I know he will once again serve our country with distinction.”

Tunisia

Long (R-MO-7) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @Jim_Jordan – “Fauci: -Mislead us on gain of function research in Wuhan. -Knew that #COVID19 likely came from a lab. -Sent American tax dollars to Tunisia for deadly experiments on puppies. He’s got to go. Now.”

Sudan

Crow (D-CO-6) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “I strongly condemn the attacks on democracy and attempted military coup in #Sudan. The Sudanese people demand democracy and basic rights. I support them and their demands for a democratic transition.”

Omar (D-MN-5) 10/26/2021: Retweet of @SecBlinken – “Glad to have spoken to @SudanPMHamdok upon his release about the Sudanese people’s fight for democracy and the need to return to civilian leadership.”

Pakistan

Waltz (R-FL-6) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @ForeignPolicy – “Growing collusion between China and Pakistan poses serious security risks for both India and the United States, explain @NikkiHaley and @michaelgwaltz. Therefore, a U.S.-India alliance would allow both countries to expand their global strength. Link to foreignpolicy.com”

Afghanistan

Bacon (R-NE-2) 10/26/2021: Retweet of @TheBelaaz – “🇺🇸✡️ — WATCH: Republican Rep. @RepDonBacon of Nebraska, praises the @Tzedek_Assoc organization on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives this morning. Tzedek Association worked tirelessly to rescue many people out of the Taliban controlled Afghanistan. 🎥 @cspan Link to video”

Bacon (R-NE-2) 10/26/2021: Twitter thread – “The Administration stated today that international terrorist attacks from Afghanistan are possible w/in next 6 months if their ops are not disrupted. This is a reminder that the Afghanistan retreat was botched from the start, unnecessary and increased the threat to the U.S. Link to reply@RepDonBacon So just stay there forever, huh? If Afghans weren't ready after 20 years, they never were going to be. @Bowden4Senate A small force that stayed in garrison was getting the job done.”

Bacon (R-NE-2) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “I thank our team for going above and beyond to save Afghan allies and other family members of Nebraskans from #Afghanistan. We will continue to work with our community partners and leaders until no one is left behind. Link to nebraskapublicmedia.org”

Bacon (R-NE-2) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @EzraFriedlander – “Interviewed by @KOLMEVASER regarding remarks by @RepDonBacon praising role of @Tzedek_Assoc in rescue of so many from Afghanistan! אינטערוויו: קאנגרעסמאן האט היינט אפיציעל אנערקענט די ארבעט פון "צדק" ארגאניזאציע אויף קעפיטאל היל הרב עזרא פריעדלענדער Link to www.yiddish24.com”

Bergman (R-MI-1) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Two months later, and there are still hundreds of Americans reportedly still trapped in Afghanistan. Secretary Blinken MUST resign!”

Bishop (R-NC-9) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @bennyjohnson – “Today is Wednesday, October 27th 2021 and there are still Americans trapped in Afghanistan because Joe Biden abandoned them.”

Burchett (R-TN-2) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Hundreds of Americans remain in Afghanistan, Pentagon official says - Roll Call Link to www.rollcall.com”

Carter (R-TX-31) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “This week the bill awarding the Congressional Gold Medal to the 13 American heroes who died in Afghanistan passed the House. I am honored to be a co-sponsor of this important legislation and pray that the bravery & sacrifices of these service men and women are never forgotten. Link to photo”

Crenshaw (R-TX-2) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “US issues first passport with ‘X’ gender marker. Great news for Americans still stuck in Afghanistan. Link to apnews.com”

Crow (D-CO-6) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “There aren't US troops on the ground in Afghanistan anymore, but we must continue monitoring security threats and keep Americans safe. That's why I'm leading the Afghanistan Security through Intelligence Act with @RepBradWenstrup ⬇️. Link to crow.house.gov”

Escobar (D-TX-16) 10/26/2021: Tweet – “Yesterday, I was proud to support awarding the Congressional Gold Medal to the brave servicemembers who made the ultimate sacrifice in Kabul.
 
While we can’t thank them properly, I hope this honor shows our appreciation for their service and sacrifice. Link to www.axios.com”

Fallon (R-TX-4) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “👇👇👇 Link to quoted tweetToday is Wednesday, October 27th 2021 and there are still Americans trapped in Afghanistan because Joe Biden abandoned them.”

Garcia (R-CA-25) 10/27/2021: Twitter thread – “How many Americans are still stranded in Afghanistan according to the Biden admin? ◾️ In Aug. @POTUS said no Americans would be stranded ◾️In Sept. it was "around 100" ◾️ Last week according to @StateDept it was "363" ◾️ Yesterday according to @DeptofDefense it's "nearly 450" It's time to get your story straight @POTUS. Link to www.foxnews.com”

Granger (R-TX-12) 10/26/2021: Tweet – “Yesterday, the House voted to award the Congressional Gold Medal to the 13 brave service members killed by terrorists while supporting the Afghanistan evacuation. I was proud to co-sponsor this bill recognizing their heroism amidst our tragic withdrawal.”

Green (R-TN-7) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “But the “businesslike and professional” Taliban will keep ISIS-K in check, right? WRONG! Link to www.defenseone.com”

Guest (R-MS-3) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “I joined my colleagues in passing leg that would honor the 13 US military servicemembers who were killed in Afghanistan in Aug w/ a Congressional Gold Medal. These servicemembers fought bravely to rescue American citizens & allies. America is humbled by their sacrifice.”

Hartzler (R-MO-4) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @HASCRepublicans – “"The American people deserve to know exactly how many American citizens and partners are hiding and awaiting evacuation. We deserve to know why President Biden deceived the American people about the number of Americans in Afghanistan." @RepMikeRogersAL Link to republicans-armedservices.house.gov   Link to photo”

Herrell (R-NM-2) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “This administration's policy of "act first, think later" has already hurt Americans on our soil, and they show no signs of remorse. Link to quoted tweetNEWS: This email was shared w/ me by an American official present jn Afghanistan during the evacuation who was shocked by Administration’s failure to vet Afghans before they were evacuated. Email details orders from Joe Biden to fill up the planes - even without vetting https://t.co/LJq0dHlcm0”

Hinson (R-IA-1) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “I am grateful for @SenJoniErnst’s continued leadership to hold the Administration accountable for the reckless withdrawal from Afghanistan. The American people deserve answers. Link to quoted tweetAfter @SASCGOP's hearing on Afghanistan, it’s clear: ❌ We abandoned Americans behind enemy lines ❌ Biden has no plan for defeating terrorist threats emboldened by his departure The Admin wants to hide its failure. But Americans want answers. @SenateGOP is going to get them. https://t.co/jCnhnQwdto”

Issa (R-CA-50) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “President Biden left Americans behind in Afghanistan. And there are still hundreds trying to get out. We won’t let the Biden Administration turn the page.”

Johnson (R-OH-6) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “And 17 Christian missionaries being held hostage in #Haiti #HaitiKidnapping that need to be rescued...immediately! Link to quoted tweetMeanwhile there are nearly 450 Americans STILL stranded in Afghanistan… https://t.co/Ca96B1tzXW”

Long (R-MO-7) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @seanhannity – “ABANDONED: Pentagon Confirms Nearly 450 Americans Trapped in Afghanistan Link to hannity.com”

Mast (R-FL-18) 10/26/2021: Tweet – “The fallout from Biden's disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan will last decades. Link to www.theblaze.com”

McCarthy (R-CA-23) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @RepMikeGarcia – “How many Americans are still stranded in Afghanistan according to the Biden admin? ◾️ In Aug. @POTUS said no Americans would be stranded ◾️In Sept. it was "around 100" ◾️ Last week according to @StateDept it was "363" ◾️ Yesterday according to @DeptofDefense it's "nearly 450"”

Meijer (R-MI-3) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Thank you @NawaNasrin for sharing your family’s story. @WHCOS may not be hearing it, but many of us are talking w/ friends the Biden Admin abandoned 60 days ago who are desperate for hope and a plan. I have not forgotten the Americans and allies left behind. Time is running out! Link to quoted tweetThread I have a story to share. A story that explains why I was absent for nearly five weeks. On Sep 13th, I was informed that the Taliban had called my father and asked him to share with them his address. They threatened him that “if you don’t give your address, we will find”

Miller-Meeks (R-IA-2) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “The State Department needs to be focused on getting every American out of Afghanistan Link to www.foxnews.com   Link to quoted tweetState Department releases statement saying they have issued the first U.S. passport with an X gender marker. “We look forward to offering this option to all routine passport applicants once we complete the required system and form updates in early 2022” https://t.co/DsE6IcvevT”

Norman (R-SC-5) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “It is a privilege to wake up in America every day. The Americans stranded in Afghanistan by Joe Biden cannot say the same right now.”

Rogers (R-AL-3) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @HASCRepublicans – “"The American people deserve to know exactly how many American citizens and partners are hiding and awaiting evacuation. We deserve to know why President Biden deceived the American people about the number of Americans in Afghanistan." @RepMikeRogersAL Link to republicans-armedservices.house.gov   Link to photo”

Rosendale (R-MT-0) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Good to know our State Department has their priorities straight. Rather than extracting the remaining Americans still stranded in Afghanistan, they're focused on issuing U.S. passports with an X gender marker. Link to quoted tweetState Department releases statement saying they have issued the first U.S. passport with an X gender marker. “We look forward to offering this option to all routine passport applicants once we complete the required system and form updates in early 2022” https://t.co/DsE6IcvevT”

Ruiz (D-CA-36) 10/26/2021: Twitter thread – “On August 26, our nation lost 13 courageous servicemembers, including Corporal Hunter Lopez from Indio, while evacuating our allies and fellow Americans from Afghanistan. (1/2) Link to video I voted to award our heroes in uniform the Congressional Gold Medal – our nation's highest honor – for their sacrifice. I urge the Senate to take up this legislation immediately and get our servicemembers the recognition they deserve. (2/2)”

Steube (R-FL-17) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Biden's State Department just issued new gender-neutral passports. What about getting passports to the hundreds of Americans they left for dead in Afghanistan?”

Waltz (R-FL-6) 10/26/2021: Tweet – “The Biden Admin would like us to pay attention to their socialist spending spree rather than their disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan. But it can't be ignored. ISIS-K could be capable of attacking the US in just 6 months but now we have very few options to deal with them. Link to video”

Waltz (R-FL-6) 10/26/2021: Tweet – “The reality is, if the Biden Admin sends humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, it will go directly into the pockets of the Taliban, not the Afghans who need it. American dollars should never help fund a terrorist regime. Link to video”

Wenstrup (R-OH-2) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @MariaBartiromo – “Rep. Wenstrup on Afghanistan, China, national security Link to video.foxbusiness.com @MorningsMaria @FoxBusiness”

Blackburn (R-TN) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Meanwhile there are nearly 450 Americans STILL stranded in Afghanistan… Link to quoted tweetState Department releases statement saying they have issued the first U.S. passport with an X gender marker. “We look forward to offering this option to all routine passport applicants once we complete the required system and form updates in early 2022” https://t.co/DsE6IcvevT”

Cassidy (R-LA) 10/26/2021: Tweet – “That was 60 days ago. How many are left who want to get out, and when are they coming home? And how many don’t want to leave because their families can’t leave? Link to quoted tweetHere's what Secretary Blinken said in a nationally televised speech on 8/30, on why the number of Americans who want to leave Afghanistan changes. Today, there are <200 who want to leave. There are others in Afghanistan who DON'T want to leave at this time. They aren't trapped. https://t.co/2v03lsYFl8 https://t.co/4v0shcUGCI”

Cornyn (R-TX) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Nearly 200 Americans and thousands of Afghans who seek visas remain in Afghanistan nearly two months after US troops pulled out Link to www.stripes.com”

Cramer (R-ND) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “It’s vital our military leaders stay on top of the current state terrorist organizations have on inspiring further violence across the globe. Questioned @DeptofDefense officials at a @SASCGOP hearing on miscalculations in ISIS and ISIS-K dominance in the Middle East. Watch ⬇️ Link to video”

Cruz (R-TX) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Joe Biden and his administration can't give a clear answer on how many Americans they left stranded in Afghanistan but they had the time and attention to start issuing passports with the "X gender marker." Link to quoted tweetState Department releases statement saying they have issued the first U.S. passport with an X gender marker. “We look forward to offering this option to all routine passport applicants once we complete the required system and form updates in early 2022” https://t.co/DsE6IcvevT”

Daines (R-MT) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “I'm glad to see the U.S. House pass my bipartisan bill to honor the 13 American service members tragically killed in Afghanistan. Now it’s time for the U.S. Senate to pass it and show they stand united with these brave American heroes. Link to video”

Duckworth (D-IL) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “When women succeed, the world succeeds. Great to speak with @ForeignPolicy about the ways we can empower women in Afghanistan and why it's so important we have an honest, nonpartisan commission to examine every aspect of the 20 year war & the lessons to be learned. Tune in now! Link to quoted tweetDay 2: Her Power 2021: An FP Digital Summit https://t.co/wjWgoAGrXJ”

Graham (R-SC) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @newsmax – “"When they tell you to your face 'we're not gonna help you', do you think they're kidding?" said Sen. @LindseyGrahamSC to Attorney General Merrick Garland at a Senate hearing Wednesday, while questioning the AG about the risks of terrorism after the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Link to video”

Grassley (R-IA) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Thx to Sen Risch for holding State Dept accountable in hearing for inaction in evacuating Americans &Afghan allies. He cited 16,688 cases 25 senators incl me asked State abt w only 110 known evacuations 400+ Americans still stranded What is govt doing 2 get them out? Need answers”

Grassley (R-IA) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @ChuckGrassley – “Thx to Sen Risch for holding State Dept accountable in hearing for inaction in evacuating Americans &Afghan allies. He cited 16,688 cases 25 senators incl me asked State abt w only 110 known evacuations 400+ Americans still stranded What is govt doing 2 get them out? Need answers”

Hawley (R-MO) 10/27/2021: Retweet of @dcexaminer – “An email showing "orders" from the Biden administration to fill up planes to "excess" during the frantic evacuations from Afghanistan this summer raises concerns about a lack of vetting, according to Sen. @HawleyMO Link to www.washingtonexaminer.com”

Risch (R-ID) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “It’s been over a month since @SecBlinken appeared before SFRC, and we have yet to receive the secretary’s responses to our questions. This is an unacceptable delay. Today, we again assessed @StateDept’s role in the hazardous withdrawal from #Afghanistan. Link to www.foreign.senate.gov”

Risch (R-ID) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “My staff has collected shocking data from 25 Senate offices following the botched evacuations from #Afghanistan. Of the 16,688 individuals referred to @StateDept, we only know of 110 that were successfully evacuated. More here: Link to www.youtube.com   Link to video”

Romney (R-UT) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “The Afghanistan withdrawal was a sad day in our history and I remain concerned with the number of our partners that are still in the country. We have a moral responsibility and commitment to rescue those who fought alongside U.S. troops for our values. We can’t leave them behind. Link to video”

Scott (R-FL) 10/27/2021: Tweet – “Hundreds of Americans are STILL stranded behind enemy lines in Afghanistan. I introduced a resolution earlier this month to launch a bipartisan & bicameral investigation into Joe Biden’s failed withdrawal of U.S. forces. We must demand accountability. Link to www.rickscott.senate.gov   Link to quoted tweet“Nobody was abandoned. We continue to get people out of Afghanistan, including American citizens,” the Pentagon’s top policy official said Tuesday. https://t.co/KDIvPXyBn3”