CONG. SESSIONS: Americans Deserve Answers about Attempted President Trump Assassination



On Monday, I will be questioning the Director of the United States Secret Service, Kimberly Cheadle as she is set to testify before the  House Committee on Oversight and Accountability.
 
Texas Insider Report: WASHINGTON, D.C. – Last Saturday, I was horrified as I watched the events in Butler, Pennsylvania. I am so thankful that President Trump was spared by the grace of God. I join in mourning with our country, those who were harmed, and the family of Corey Compertore, who lost his life protecting his family. Following this tragedy, I hope to see a shift in political dialogue to fix, not fight.

This is the time to unify as Americans, and political violence is decidedly un-American.

On Monday, I will be questioning the Director of the United States Secret Service, Kimberly A. Cheatle as she is set to testify before the  House Committee on Oversight & Accountability. Director Cheadle needs to answer for this unacceptable failure.

While I am grateful to the Secret Service agents that acted quickly after shots were fired, many questions remain about the lapse in security leading to an unprotected rooftop within 147 yards of President Trump.

I look forward to hearing Director Cheatle’s testimony and working with my colleagues to ensure accountability.
 
Congressional Veterans Commendations

My office is extending the deadline for nominations to receive a Congressional Veterans Commendation to Thursday, August 15. The CVC program is an opportunity to recognize veterans local to the 17th District of Texas that stand out as worthy of special recognition.

This award is for veterans who not only served honorably during active duty, but continue to serve their communities, making a positive impact on those around them. All nominations will be reviewed by a CVC Board.
  Cong. Pete Sessions represents Texas' 17th Congressional District, and currently serves on the House Financial Services, and the House Oversight & Reform Committees. He chaired the House Rules Committee from 2013 to 2019, and is a former chair of the National Republican Congressional Committee.














 
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