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TN · DISTRICT 6

John W. Rose

RepublicanTennesseeCurrently serving

Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source

What they said 5

Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.

Campaign position · 10/17/2024

Keep women’s sports for women

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Rose says he believes women’s sports should be limited to women. He does not specify a legal or administrative mechanism for this position.

Context: No implementation details are given.

Campaign position · commitment · 10/17/2024

Oppose a federal right to abortion

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Rose opposes a federal law guaranteeing abortion access. He pledged to vote against legislation he described as “pro-abortion,” without spelling out a broader federal abortion policy.

Context: The response does not identify a specific bill or describe a broader federal policy beyond opposing pro-abortion legislation.

Campaign position · commitment · 10/17/2024

Support Israel’s defense

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Rose says Israel has a right to defend itself against Hamas and that he will support Israel in Congress. He describes Israel as a key U.S. ally in the Middle East.

Context: Statement dated October 17, 2024. Source collected on November 11, 2026.

Campaign position · commitment · 10/17/2024

Reduce federal spending and taxes

AI-assisted summary

Rose says he will work to stop what he calls frivolous federal spending and lower taxes on working Tennesseans. He argues that reducing government spending is the main action Washington can take to curb inflation in food and fuel prices.

Context: Statement dated October 17, 2024. Source collected on November 11, 2026.

Campaign position · commitment · 10/17/2024

End catch-and-release and deport people who entered illegally

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Rose says he will continue working in Congress to secure the southern border. He supports ending the Biden-Harris administration’s catch-and-release program, deporting people who entered the country illegally, and enforcing existing immigration laws.

Context: Statement dated October 17, 2024. Source collected on November 11, 2026.