Good Afternoon,
I hope everyone had a great week! It has been another busy week in Arizona and Washington, D.C. If you would like to share this newsletter with others, please direct them to this link and encourage them to subscribe.
Lesko Speaks with Constituents in Sun City West
I met with constituents in Sun City West, AZ to discuss the work I am doing in Washington, D.C. and how Republicans are fighting for the American people!
Lesko Supports U.S. Military and Veterans
I participated in a Military and Veteran Advisory Board meeting to hear from those directly involved with helping our veterans. Ensuring veterans in our district have access to the care and services they need is a top priority!
Lesko Meets with Peoria Chamber of Commerce
I also met with Peoria Chamber of Commerce CEO Rhonda Carlson. We addressed the different ways we can help Arizonans thrive.
Lesko Hosts Hispanic Advisory Board Meeting
I attended a Hispanic Advisory Board meeting to discuss how to best support Hispanic communities in Arizona.
Lesko Meets with Miss Glendale
It was wonderful to speak with Lindsey Roman, Arizona’s own Miss Glendale!
Lesko Discusses Autonomous Vehicles in Arizona
In Washington, D.C., it was great to meet with Waymo to discuss autonomous vehicles operating in Phoenix, AZ and how AVs can make it easier for seniors to get around!
Lesko Meets with the Caserta Family
I met with Teri and Patrick Caserta who were instrumental in getting the Brandon Act, named after their son, Brandon Caserta, signed into law. This important legislation helps active duty service members receive the mental health help that they need.
Lesko Joins House Republicans to End Soft-on-Crime Policies
It was an honor to join Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-GA), Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), and my House Republican colleagues as Speaker McCarthy signed legislation to address the crime crisis in Washington, D.C. It is time to put an end to Democrats’ soft-on-crime policies.
Lesko Talks with TikTok CEO
I met with TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew about the national security concerns surrounding the app ahead of his hearing in front of the Energy and Commerce Committee.
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