Eric Holcomb on Foreign Policy

	Eric Holcomb on Foreign Policy

Proud of our long-standing relationships with Japan & Israel

I'm just as proud of Indiana's long-standing relationships with Japan and Israel, who honor us this evening with their diplomatic presence. Please welcome Consul General Yanagi of Japan, and Consul General Cohen of Israel. Consul General Yanagi, our hearts are with your people and our friends affected by the recent tragedies in Japan. And Consul General Cohen, please know we continue to pray for the safety and security of all those living in the Holy Land, and for the prospect of lasting peace. Source: 2024 State of the State Address to Indiana legislature , Jan 9, 2024

I want a safer, stronger and freer America, today & tomorrow

I want a safer, stronger and freer America. I want that not only for today, but for the next generation as well.

My experience over the past two decades has prepared me for this assignment. As a veteran of the United States Navy, an adviser to Gov. Mitch Daniels, Indiana chief of staff to Sen. Dan Coats, and as state chairman of the Indiana Republican Party, I have had extraordinary leadership opportunities to serve in the civic arena with the best and brightest.

In order for our nation to be safer, stronger and freer we need a fresher perspective in Washington that puts results before rhetoric. And on this front I am biased as I believe the ideas that provide the best results for moving America forward are Indiana-grown.

It's in that spirit that I support peace through strength and believe that doctrine will make America safer, stronger and freer.

Source: Holcomb's Kokomo Tribune OpEd on 2016 Indiana Senate race , Jul 9, 2015

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