Dayton Reporter

U.S. Representative Mike Turner, serving Ohio's 10th district since 2003, has been active on social media discussing legislative developments and national security concerns. Turner's recent tweets provide insight into his legislative efforts and collaborations with fellow representatives.

On December 4, 2024, Rep. Turner announced significant progress for H.R. 7764, a bill he co-sponsored with Reps. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Brendan Boyle, and Max Miller. The bill aims to transfer the Weitzman Museum to the Smithsonian Institution. Turner stated that the bill had "unanimously passed the Senate" and was heading to the President's desk for signing into law. "Exciting news! My bill with @RepDWStweets, @CongBoyle, @MaxMillerOH, H.R. 7764, which transfers the @WeitzmanMuseum to the @Smithsonian, has unanimously passed the Senate and is now on its way to the President’s desk to be signed into law."

In a follow-up tweet on the same day, Turner highlighted the significance of this transfer by noting that it would make the museum "the Smithsonian’s only museum specifically dedicated to the history of Jewish Americans." "(2/2) If transferred, this would be the Smithsonian’s only museum specifically dedicated to the history of Jewish Americans."

On December 5, 2024, Rep. Turner expressed gratitude towards Rep. Rick Crawford for his work on investigating Anomalous Health Incidents (AHIs). He concurred with Crawford's interim report suggesting foreign adversaries might be responsible for some AHIs. "Thank you, @RepRickCrawford, for your tireless efforts investigating Anomalous Health Incidents. I agree with your interim report indicating that foreign adversaries are likely responsible for some AHIs."