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Very pleased the #TaylorForceAct — which ends American taxpayer dollars going to the Palestinian Authority if they do not stop paying monetary rewards to terrorists and their surviving family members — is set to pass Congress this week as part of the government funding bill.
After over two years of very hard work, we are on the verge of having the #TaylorForceAct Act become law.
This is one of the most significant pieces of legislation I’ve been involved with.
Taylor was an American hero who was brutally murdered at the hands of terrorists. Yet instead of condemning this horrific attack – and so many others like it – the Palestinian Authority pays monetary rewards to terrorists and their families.
These rewards for terrorist attacks are inconsistent with American values.
They are inconsistent with decency, and they are certainly inconsistent with peace.
#TaylorForceAct
I truly appreciate the hard work of the Force family and the many friends of Taylor Force who made it clear to Congress that this practice — #PaytoSlay — must be stopped.
Setting a low bar for yourself here, Senator.
No Linds....impeachment would be significant!
More money for Scott P to ride first class or CARSON CAN PURCHASE A 31,000 table and it goes on
2 years and Trump thinks Mueller is taking to long.
Great. Now work on legislation to protect Mueller’s investigation into foreign interference in our elections. The president is trying to erode trust in the outcome. Congress must act now. #doyourjob
Great. When will you stop rewarding the Saudis with money and military contracts? I don’t want my taxpayer money going to support corrupt regimes, period!
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