Congressman Morgan Luttrell, representing Texas’ 8th district, has recently shared his views on several key issues via social media. The Congressman addressed topics ranging from veterans’ cybersecurity to Second Amendment rights and the economic impact of current policies.
On November 20, Luttrell expressed concerns about the cybersecurity measures in place for veterans’ data. He noted that “Veterans’ data is one of our most cherished assets,” but criticized the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for being “reactive not proactive when it comes to cybersecurity.” During a subcommittee hearing at the House Veterans’ Affairs Technology Modernization (TM) Subcommittee, he questioned a witness about whether providing their budget request would resolve cyber issues. His full line of questioning can be found here.
On November 21, Luttrell reaffirmed his commitment to protecting Second Amendment rights. He stated, “In Congress, I’ve stood firm to protect your Second Amendment rights ➡️ I’ve co-sponsored several bills to defend your right to bear arms.” Emphasizing that these rights are non-negotiable, he made clear his dedication to upholding them. More details are available here.
The following day, November 22, Luttrell commented on rising prices for Thanksgiving dinner essentials as an example of economic challenges faced by Americans under President Biden’s administration. He listed specific price increases: turkey by 5%, eggs by 62%, wine by 2.4%, and stuffing by 9%. He remarked that these figures are more than just numbers; they serve as “a reminder of how President Biden’s policies are making life harder for hardworking Americans.” Further information can be accessed here.
