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Congressman Anthony Brown: “We Cannot Wait - Donald Trump Is A Subversive And Must Be Removed From Office”
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"We cannot wait until January 20th - Donald Trump is a subversive and must be removed from office.” Congressman Brown Celebrates Significant Progress on Diversity and Inclusion in 2021 NDAA
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Anthony Brown (MD-04), Vice Chair of the House Armed Services Committee and 30-year Army veteran, celebrated Congress’ override of President Donald Trump’s veto of the FY21 National Defense Authorization Act. The final bill is now law and represents one of the most significant steps forward in promoting and fostering diversity within the military. Of the 41 most seni... Vice Chair Brown Celebrates Final Passage FY21 National Defense Authorization Act Promoting Diversity, Inclusion, Justice and Military Modernization
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Anthony G. Brown (MD-04), Vice Chair of the House Armed Services Committee and a 30-year Army veteran, joined a bipartisan Congressional super majority to override President Donald Trump’s veto of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021 (H.R. 6395) The bill sets policy for the Department of Defense (DOD), and authorizes approximately $732 billion ... House Armed Services Vice Chair Anthony Brown: “Dr. Kathleen Hicks is Breaking Barriers in the National Security Space and is Committed to Doing the Same for Others”
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – House Armed Services Committee Vice Chair Anthony G. Brown (MD-04), a 30-year Army veteran, released the following statement regarding President-elect Joe Biden’s nomination of Dr. Kathleen Hicks to become Deputy Secretary of Defense: “In Dr. Kathleen Hicks, President-elect Joe Biden and Secretary of Defense designate Lloyd Austin have chosen an experienced and forward thinking ... Reps. Kim, Brown and Sires Lead Letter in Support of Secretary-designate Lloyd Austin
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WASHINGTON, DC – Today, Congressman Andy Kim (NJ-03), Congressman Anthony Brown (MD-04) and Congressman Albio Sires (NJ-08) released a letter signed by 45 members of color to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell expressing their support for President-elect Biden’s choice for Secretary of Defense, Secretary-designee Lloyd Austin. The letter, which can be found here,... House Armed Services Vice Chair Anthony Brown: “On His Way Out of Office, President Trump Has Made Yet Another Decision That Makes Our Country Less Safe”
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – House Armed Services Committee Vice Chair Anthony G. Brown (MD-04), a 30-year Army veteran, released the following statement on President Trump’s veto of the FY21 National Defense Authorization Act: “On his way out of office, President Trump has made yet another decision that makes our country less safe. In vetoing the National Defense Authorization Act to preserve the names of ... Trump throws federal coronavirus relief bill that would benefit Maryland into doubt
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The long-awaited federal coronavirus relief bill — paired with an expansive government spending package — contains millions of dollars specifically for initiatives in Maryland, but President Donald Trump threw its fate into question Tuesday night when he blasted the bipartisan package and suggested he may not sign it. The legislation would give $600 stimulus payments for most Americans, and estab... Congressman Anthony Brown: “Americans Need More Assistance and This Latest Round of Relief Cannot be the End of Our Efforts”
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“Democrats have fought hard for the last seven months to bring President Trump and Senate Republicans to the negotiating table in order to help struggling families put food on the table and keep a roof over their heads. This bill will do a lot of good for a lot of Americans, but we must do more." The Pentagon has sat on racial discrimination survey data for years
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“It concerns me tremendously,” Maryland Rep. Anthony Brown said, adding Congress had established a clear reporting requirement and the public had a right to know. Defense bill opens door to erasing Confederate names at the Naval Academy, and more for Maryland military posts
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The Naval Academy will likely need to change two building names after the Senate and House passed a massive defense spending bill, which includes a provision examining any names linked to the Confederacy. The National Defense Authorization Act sets up a commission, with members appointed by Congress and the defense secretary, to review Department of Defense infrastructure to identify any names th... Browse Documents by Date or Issue |
