Mike Bost highlights legislative work and public statements during December

Mike Bost, U.S. Representative of Illinois's 12th congressional district
Mike Bost, U.S. Representative of Illinois's 12th congressional district
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Rep. Mike Bost, U.S. Congressman from Illinois, shared a series of posts on social media between December 10 and December 12, 2025, highlighting his recent activities in Congress and reaffirming his policy positions.

On December 10, Rep. Bost recognized the contributions of a local leader: “Today on the House Floor, I honored the life and legacy of Ryan Whitehouse, a trusted leader at the Illinois Farm Bureau and a friend to so many across our state. Ryan dedicated his career to strengthening Illinois agriculture and always made sure the voices of our farmers were” (December 10, 2025).

Later that day, he addressed national security issues with another post: “Supporting our troops and keeping America safe must always come before politics. That’s why this evening I voted for the National Defense Authorization Act of 2026, which backs President Trump’s peace through strength approach, secures the southern border, reins in wasteful” (December 10, 2025).

On December 12, Rep. Bost reflected on international alliances: “Honored to speak at the Israel Allies Foundation Gala and join with members of Parliament, faith leaders, and friends from all across the world to reaffirm our shared commitment to supporting our ally Israel. My support for Israel is rooted in faith and in the belief that a” (December 12, 2025).

Rep. Mike Bost has represented Illinois in Congress since first winning election in 2014. He has secured re-election in subsequent cycles with varying margins over his opponents—most recently defeating Chip Markel in 2022 by a significant margin of approximately three-to-one. Previous victories include contests against Brendan Kelly in 2018, Raymond Lenzi in 2020, Charles Baricevic in 2016, and William L. Enyart in 2014.



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