Grayson Times

Rep. Pat Fallon has recently shared his views on various national security and policy issues through a series of tweets. His comments touch upon the United States' strategic posture towards China, funding concerns related to terrorism, and immigration policy changes under different administrations.

On March 4, 2025, Rep. Fallon expressed agreement with Secretary Rubio's assessment of China as a significant adversary. He outlined three key strategies for deterring China's influence: developing domestic capabilities, maintaining a presence in the Indo-Pacific region, and enhancing military capabilities to address emerging threats. "Sec. Rubio is right - China is the most dangerous near-peered adversary the U.S. has EVER faced."

Later that day, Fallon highlighted concerns over taxpayer funds potentially supporting terrorist activities, specifically mentioning Hamas. He emphasized the importance of oversight by DOGE and related subcommittees to prevent such occurrences. "A prime example of why DOGE and our subcommittee's work is so critical."

In another tweet posted on March 4, 2025, Fallon criticized former President Biden's handling of border security while praising recent developments under President Trump’s administration. He noted a significant decrease in illegal crossings at the Southern border since Trump took office, attributing this change to Republican efforts to enhance border security for American safety. "For 4 years, Biden claimed he couldn’t fix the border crisis."