RAZOM, INC.
RAZOM, INC.
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past 12 months
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past 12 months
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Career
RI
Dates reflect our filing record (begins 2024); many tenures start earlier.
Government experience
Rep Spartz Leg Director
May-Sept 2024, Sr Leg Asst Jan-May 2024, Leg Asst, Aug-Dec 2023, Leg Aide, Jan-Aug 2023; Rep Scalise Intern, Aug-Dec 2022; Sen Tillis Intern, Sept-December 2021; Rep Budd Intern Sept-Dec 2020; Rep Bishop Intern, Oct-Dec 2019
Disclosed on LD-2 filings
Specific issues
Advocate for US support for Ukraine, including continued military assistance, budgetary support, and humanitarian aid, condemning Russian human rights abuses, and supporting a policy of victory for Ukraine. Urging Congressional offices to ensure Ukraine's military and budgetary needs are met so that Ukraine can defend itself against Russia's invasion; strengthening U.S. sanctions targeting the Russian energy and machine tool sectors, and the extension or implementation of Presidential Drawdown Authority before the end of the Biden administration, implementation of H.R. 4175/S. 2003 - the REPO Act; and to lift restrictions on Ukraine's ability to use Western-supplied weapons inside Russia. S.4638 - National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025; S. 4992/H.R. 9501 - Stand with Ukraine Act of 2024; S.Res.172 - A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate on Ukrainian victory; H.Res.332 - Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives on Ukrainian victory; H.Res. 7701 - No Russian Tunnel to Crimea Act; S.J.Res. 117 - A joint resolution relating to the disapproval of the Presidential report with respect to the indebtedness of the Government of Ukraine; H.Res. 3246 - Sanction Russian Nuclear Safety Violators Act of 2023.
Advocated for continued and enhanced U.S. support for Ukraine across military, humanitarian, and economic assistance; Engaged Congressional offices on a range of legislative efforts, including Bipartisan legislation aimed at strengthening security guarantees for Ukraine and codifying long-term U.S. support; H.R. 2548/S.1241 - Sanctioning Russia Act of 2025; H.R. 1158 - Freedom First Lend Lease Act; Advocated for U.S. legislative and diplomatic actions to address Russia's state-sponsored child deportations and forced adoptions; Supported legislative initiatives focused on increasing sanctions against Russia, freezing and repurposing Russian state assets for Ukraines reconstruction, and holding Russia financially accountable for war damages and human rights violations; Emphasized implementation of the REPO Act and related asset seizure authorities.