Frank D. Lucas
Beyond his votes, Frank Lucas has left no words of his own on this question at any date. Searches of his official site, his campaign site and his Congressional Record Index entry turned up no press release, no floor statement, no interview and no column from him about U.S. weapons or U.S. money going to Israel — not on the 2024 supplementals, not on the May 2024 pause of weapon transfers, and not on the bill he cosponsored two days before voting for it. That cosponsorship, of a measure to bar federal funds from being used to withhold defense articles and services from Israel, is the only act of his own the research found. His Congressional Record Index entry for the current Congress contains nothing on the subject; the only two entries touching it are cosponsorships of a bill creating a service medal for the Iran-Israel War and a bill sanctioning Iranian oil and gas transactions. His 2026 campaign site lists four issues and mentions neither Israel nor foreign aid nor U.S. military assistance. His official site has no reachable news index, so the silence rests on search and the Record rather than a full crawl.
Tracked votes: backed sending weapons or funding in 6 of 6 recorded votes.
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