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J. French Hill

203 words · 13 sentences · 18 clauses

Statement grade
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Average 89 / 100
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Procedure 20%Claims 42%Reasoning 22%Positioning 12%The ask 4%

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Mr. Chair, Procedure · 10 wordsI rise to speak in support of Amendment No. 156.Procedure Claims · 85 wordsMy amendment directs the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to conduct a review of the quality and effectiveness of the Department of Defense’s cyber intelligence sharing with state, local, Tribal, territorial, 1and private-sector partners. I drafted this amendment with the Arkansas National Guard to ensure we analyze cyber information sharing to learn how to stop and mitigate cyber threats for homeland defense.2 As you may know, the National Guard is uniquely positioned by its capabilities, geography, and manpower to add resilience to integrated critical infrastructure dependencies. Reasoning · 44 wordsThat is why it is critical for the GAO to conduct this review, as it can inform and better unify efforts among federal partners, state-level defenders, and other critical stakeholders to ensure faster warning, mitigation, incident response, and better defense of our critical infrastructure. Positioning · 25 wordsThis amendment is extremely important to central Arkansas and the Arkansas National Guard. It is also extremely important to our national security and cyber health.Positioning The ask · 9 wordsI urge my colleagues to support Amendment No. 156. Procedure · 30 wordsThe Acting CHAIR (Mr. Thompson of Pennsylvania). The question is on the amendments en bloc offered by the gentleman from Alabama (Mr. Rogers). The en bloc amendments were agreed to.3Procedure

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