Michael McCaul, a U.S. Congressman representing Texas’ 10th district since 2005, has recently shared updates on national security and defense initiatives via his official Twitter account.
On July 18, McCaul addressed recent developments in U.S. military policy, stating, “After Pres. Biden’s weak leadership fueled global chaos, the Trump admin has worked swiftly to reassert US military might & restore peace through strength. Proud to join @HouseGOP in advancing that crucial work by voting to fully fund the @DeptofDefense. https://t.co/bRnuwEuqjE”. The post highlights his support for increased defense funding and credits the current administration with efforts to bolster military strength.
Later that day, McCaul announced an upcoming congressional hearing: “On July 22, I’ll be chairing @HomelandGOP’s first Special Events Task Force hearing, titled, ‘Lessons Learned: An examination of historic security incidents at mass gatherings.’ As the U.S. prepares to host millions of people at upcoming events, we must learn from the past to”. This tweet references his role as chair for a task force focused on reviewing past security incidents at large-scale public events.
On July 21, he reiterated anticipation for this hearing with a reminder: “Looking forward to chairing this important hearing tomorrow. Tune in at 2pm ET! https://t.co/ut51qje0Yx https://t.co/fuQ7yX7jKR”.
Michael McCaul has represented Texas’s 10th District since replacing Lloyd Doggett in 2005 and is currently based in Austin. Born in Dallas in 1962 and now aged 61, McCaul holds a BA from Trinity University (1984) and a JD from St. Mary’s University (1987).
