Defense
The U.S. Constitution grants the federal government with the responsibility to protect and defend the people and territory of the United States. A robust defense to protect the sovereignty of the United States is critical to ensure our liberties, freedoms, commerce, and way of life are preserved. I oppose nation-building and excessively long engagements that lack a definition and strategy to win. The job of the military is to fight and win wars to defend our homeland and interests only. These military operations must be approved and supported by a proper act of Congress and led by the U.S. military.
I will do all I can to ensure our military remains well-trained, fully equipped, and ready to defend our country. I understand this requires a steady funding stream for training, spare parts, and maintenance of equipment to ensure readiness should a crisis occur or should we need to deploy for a longer period of time to protect our interests.
Foreign Policy
More on Defense and Foreign Policy
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7/25/19 | Letter to President Donald Trump - Presidential Medal of Freedom for David Horowitz |
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6/10/19 | Letter to President Donald Trump - Middle East Security |
6/9/19 | Welcome Home, Warrior |
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5/29/19 | Idaho Congressmen Press President Trump For North Idaho Disaster Declaration |
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3/26/19 | Idaho's U.S. reps vote against resolution to overturn Trump's national declaration veto |
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2/27/19 | St. Maries Gazette Record: Military service academy representatives at NIC March 14 |
2/22/19 | Lewis-Clark Valley: Armed Forces Academy Day |
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1/26/19 | Coeur d/Alene Press: Fulcher Explains NATO Vote |
1/23/19 | Idaho Statesman: Fulcher on bipartisan NATO support bill: Other countries aren’t pulling their own weight |