Dear Neighbor,

In Washington, this week saw plenty of action. The House voted to fund the government through continuous resolutions that expire in January and February. While I opposed the status quo and continuation of Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi's budgets, we will continue our important work after the Thanksgiving holiday of passing the twelve appropriations bills to put our nation back on the right track. 

On Tuesday, tens of thousands marched in support of Israel on the National Mall. It was inspiring to see so many Americans join together to stand against antisemitism. This peaceful gathering contrasted the pro-Hamas protest that turned violent outside DNC headquarters on Wednesday evening. You can see more about this in the "In The News" section below. 

We also hosted our November telephone town hall on Monday. If you missed it or want to join us next time, read below on how to sign up for the next call. 

Finally, as we head into Thanksgiving next week, we are grateful for the wonderful folks who call North Central Florida home. During this season of gratitude, we are lucky to serve the amazing people of the Sunshine State. From our tables to yours, Happy Thanksgiving.

With all that's happening this Congress, it is my greatest honor to represent you and hear from you about the issues that matter most. You can read below about what we've been up to this week, and as always, you can stay up to date with us here, on our website, and on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

For the Republic,

Congresswoman Kat Cammack                                                                                Proudly Representing Florida's Third Congressional District

Happy Thanksgiving

From our tables to yours, we wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving this coming week. We hope you spend time with your families and enjoy a delicious meal together as we give thanks for this season. 

National Young Readers Day

On Tuesday, we celebrated National Young Readers Day! In Florida's Third, we know the importance of early education and literacy for the future of our nation. Our program, Read to Lead, aids in this important mission by supplying K-3 students with surplus books from the Library of Congress. To learn more about Read To Lead and how to get involved in your child's classroom, visit our website.

National Adoption Day Tomorrow

Tomorrow we celebrate the gift of adoption to families across the country.

Protecting the sanctity of life and blessing families with a child is the gift adoption grants our community.

Cornering DHS Sec. Mayorkas In Homeland Hearing

I rejoined my friends on the Homeland Security Committee to question DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and FBI Director Christopher Wray about the threats to our homeland at the southern border. I asked about the FBI's investigation of Uzbek nationals with ties to ISIS and law enforcement's response, along with why field interviews with questionable individuals have been redacted.

It's no secret that our southern border is an absolute mess and it's the Biden administration's utter failures that have put our national security at risk.

Dispatch From D.C.: Why I Voted No On The Continuing Resolution

I went live on Tuesday to explain to my neighbors in Florida's Third why I voted no on Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi's continuing resolution (CR). 

If you missed it, click the button below or the image above to watch. 

Welcoming Gators For Israel To D.C.

Several Gators were in town recently to visit our nation's capital and to speak with members of the Florida delegation about their support for Israel. The University of Florida is home to the nation's largest Jewish student population. It's pivotal we stand with them and continue to support the Jewish community in Gainesville and across the Sunshine State.

Veteran Of The Year Deadline Tomorrow

The application period for our Veteran of the Year is closing tomorrow! The deadline for nominations is this Saturday, November 18. 

If you know an outstanding veteran deserving of this recognition, let us know by nominating them! Learn more on our website here.

World War II Veterans Now Eligible For No-Cost VA Health Care

All World War II veterans who served between December 7, 1941 and December 31, 1946 are now eligible for VA health care, regardless of their length of service or financial status. These veterans will not pay inpatient or outpatient copays, enrollment fees, or monthly premiums.

The members of America's Greatest Generation answered the call to serve. We are indebted to them. For additional information, please give us a call at (352) 505-0838. 

November's Telephone Town Hall

Thanks to everyone who joined us for Monday's November telephone town hall!

If you weren't able to participate, sign up for future events to make sure you receive our call. Visit our website here to sign up here.

On The March For Israel, Latest Weaponization Report

Earlier this week, I spoke with Stu Varney on Fox Business to discuss the March for Israel and the latest report from the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, which found universities partnered with the federal government to censor Americans' free speech.

Talking Anti-Israel Protests At The DNC, Xi Jinping's Visit To California

Last night I spoke with Liz MacDonald to discuss the anti-Israel and pro-Hamas protests outside of the DNC that left six officers hurt and the Capitol on lockdown. Plus, we discussed why California Governor Gavin Newsom was so quick to clean up San Francisco's streets for Chinese President Xi's visit. 

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