[Westbrook]

U.S. passports should be issued to U.S. military personnel and their families at no cost to them.

Once the passport is registered, there is a permanent record of it that can be easily recalled if lost or destroyed.

Proof of citizenship for voter registration is essential.

All those “kids” swarming over the border? Most of them will be voting in the next presidential election at least twice: once in their new “home town” by absentee ballot and at least once again in their college town.

None of them will be real citizens of the U.S, even if Barky grants them citizenship by executive order. He has no authority to do any such thing and such an act would be null, void, and illegal.

[ASA Vet]

My first passport was paid for by the Army. That's as it should have been, as my travel was on their behalf.

My son, who was born overseas, needed a US passport for entry into the US. The army didn’t issue me that son, so I paid for his. A small investment, which was certainly worth the price.

Once I was discharged it became my responsibility to pay for my renewals.