Cogressman Jack Kingston - First District of Georgia

In case you missed it, Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) was featured on WTEV Jacksonville regarding recent legislation he introduced. The bill would allow active duty service members 18 and older to drink beer and wine at on post establishments where alcohol is distributed for immediate consumption like restaurants. Jack believes that if we trust a soldier to risk their lives in the defense of this country, we ought to have enough faith in them to have a beer in post.

In case you missed it, Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) was featured on Savannah's WTOC for his comments on the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project which will prepare Savannah's port for the ships of the future. At present, it is unprepared for larger ships that will begin coming through an expanded Panama Canal in 2014. Without action, Savannah's port and its huge economic impact to our state and our nation could be at risk.

In case you missed it, Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) was interviewed on Savannah's WTOC about legislation he introduced that would allow active duty servicemembers 18 and older to drink beer and wine at on post establishments where alochol is distributed for immediate consumption like restaurants. Jack believes that if we trust a soldier to risk their lives in the defense of this country, we ought to have enough faith in them to have a beer in post.

While speaking to area Boy Scout Troop 461 in Hinesville, Congressman Kingston was reunited with SFC Thomas Mitchem whom he met while on a security mission in Afghanistan. Kingston and Mitchem are pictured with SFC Mitchem’s son, Khameron, who will attend Georgia Tech in the fall.

Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) met with Fleming’s Boy Scout Troop 461 in Hinesville Tuesday to assist the troop in earning their Citizenship in the Community Merit Badge. To earn the badge the troop had to interview a local elected official and discuss issues impacting their community. Pictures with Congressman Kingston are troop members Luca Runyon, Wade Newman III, Andrew Eminhizer, Walter George, Izaah Runyon, Caleb Sanker, and Ethan Schmeltzer. Also pictured are Scoutmaster Jim Arnold, ...

Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) was named an “ACU Conservative” by the American Conservative Union, the nation’s largest grassroots conservative lobbying organization. Pictured here with the organization’s president, David Keene, Kingston earned the mark as a result of his conservative voting record on economic and budget matters, cultural issues, national defense and foreign policy.

Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) and Glynn County Commissioner Bob Coleman discuss the impact of federal policy on local governments during the Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce’s annual Washington Fly-In.