Fighting For Arkansas
Tom Cotton is fighting for Arkansas and delivering results for hard-working Arkansans.
Tom Cotton is fighting for Arkansas and delivering results for hard-working Arkansans.
By Sen. Tom Cotton The conventional wisdom about the coronavirus pandemic’s origins has changed rapidly, as conventional wisdom often does. Even skeptics and apologists have finally begun to acknowledge the Chinese Communist labs in Wuhan as a possible — even the likely — source of this plague. But those with open eyes and an open […]
Tom Cotton serves Arkansas in the United State Senate. Tom is a 6th generation Arkansan born and raised on his family's cattle farm in Yell County.
After law school, Tom joined the infantry where he completed combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. He served as an officer in the Old Guard at Arlington Cemetery, the unit responsible for military funerals. Tom was awarded the Bronze Star Medal, the Combat Infantry Badge, and the Ranger Tab during his service.
In the Senate, Tom serves on the Armed Services, Intelligence, Joint Economic, and Judiciary Committees. Senator Cotton has been a leader fighting for a strong military and giving our troops the tools they deserve, confirming Constitutional judges, reducing the cost of prescription drugs, and securing the border.
6th generation Arkansan who was born and raised on his family’s cattle farm in Yell County.
Tom completed combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, where he served with the 101st Airborne and a Provincial Reconstruction Team. Later he served with the Old Guard at Arlington National Cemetery.
Tom was elected to the United States Senate in 2014 and previously represented Arkansas's fourth congressional district.
By Sen. Tom Cotton The conventional wisdom about the coronavirus pandemic’s origins has changed rapidly, as conventional wisdom often does. Even skeptics and apologists have finally begun to acknowledge the Chinese Communist labs in Wuhan as a possible — even the likely — source of this plague. But those with open eyes and an open […]
By Tianna Lowe Washington Examiner “Cotton asked all the right questions while the rest of the Beltway obsessed over stupid Trumpian palace intrigues and petty partisan fights. He was the leader we needed when we weren’t ready to listen. He deserves an apology from the media and the scientists who smeared him. Any insistence otherwise […]
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