Palm Coast Times

WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Congressman Mike Waltz (FL-6) has recently announced his decision to join the House Oversight and Accountability Committee. As a member of this committee, Waltz aims to contribute to ongoing investigations into the Biden Administration while ensuring that the federal government remains accountable to the American people.

In his statement, Waltz highlighted the expansion of the federal government over the past three years, which he believes has given excessive power to Washington bureaucrats and caused hardships for Americans nationwide. He expressed his eagerness to work alongside Chairman James Comer in upholding Congress's intended functioning of the government. Specifically, he aims to address the Biden Administration's regulatory overreach, wasteful spending, and unlawful power grabs within the federal bureaucracy. Additionally, he intends to utilize his national security background to assist Chairman Comer's inquiry into the Biden family's foreign financial dealings with America's adversaries.

Chairman Comer expressed his enthusiasm over Waltz's decision to join the Oversight Committee, emphasizing the importance of identifying problems within the federal bureaucracy and proposing effective solutions. He commended Waltz for his unique experience gained from a lifetime of service as a combat-decorated Green Beret, stating that it will greatly contribute to the committee's mission of being the voice of the American people in Washington.

Waltz's presence on the Oversight and Accountability Committee is expected to bring a fresh perspective and expertise that will aid in the committee's efforts to make the government more effective, efficient, and transparent to the American people. This move highlights the commitment of both Waltz and Chairman Comer to address concerns regarding the functioning of the federal government and ensure that it serves the best interests of the American public.

For additional details, please follow this link: https://waltz.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=844