Kirsten Gillibrand
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PersonPoliticianKirsten Gillibrand is a U.S. senator from New York whose legislation created and strengthened the Pentagon office now responsible for investigating UAP.
Kirsten Gillibrand is a U.S. senator from New York whose legislation created and strengthened the Pentagon office now responsible for investigating UAP.
Kirsten Gillibrand is an American Democratic politician who served in the House of Representatives before joining the U.S. Senate in 2009. Her committee work has included armed services and intelligence, placing her in a position to write defense policy and question senior national-security officials.
Gillibrand worked as an attorney and represented an upstate New York House district before winning appointment and later election to the Senate. She developed a national profile through work on military sexual assault, armed-services policy, and protections for people reporting institutional abuse. That history carries directly into her UAP legislation: she approached the issue through reporting channels, retaliation safeguards, leadership accountability, and the obligation to give Congress complete information rather than through a declared theory of origin.
Gillibrand became one of the most consequential lawmakers in modern UAP policy through amendments requiring a more capable, accountable investigative office. Working with bipartisan colleagues, she pushed for standardized reporting, scientific analysis, historical review, secure witness channels, and regular congressional briefings. The resulting framework helped establish and shape the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office. She has also questioned whether the office receives the resources and access Congress intended.
Her approach has consistently depended on bipartisan partners and annual defense legislation rather than stand-alone symbolic resolutions. By returning to organizational design, funding, and reporting duties year after year, Gillibrand helped ensure that the issue survived changes in headlines and personnel. The office’s performance is now tied closely to the statutory framework she helped build.
Gillibrand is central to UAP legislation rather than to any particular sighting theory. Her record shows how concern from pilots and intelligence personnel can become statutory requirements. She has not publicly declared that unexplained cases prove non-human intelligence; her emphasis is that national-security observations and allegations of concealed programs require competent investigation and lawful oversight.
Thanks for this, Greg. https://t.co/gsEOwkTfGz [Quoted] UAP disclosure’s main congressional sponsors will (mostly) return: Senate Mike Rounds (R-SD): reelected; co-authored the UAP Disclosure Act. Chuck Schumer (D-NY): not up in 2026; co-authored the UAP Disclosure Act. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY): not up in 2026; co-sponsored the UAPDA and led legislation establishing UAP reporting requirements. House Eric Burlison (R-MO): reelected; led the House UAP Disclosure Act amendment. Tim Burchett (R-...
🚨These are the UFO advocates in the Senate after the midterms Most senators on this list weren’t up for reelection this cycle (Chuck Schumer, Kirsten Gillibrand, Todd Young, Martin Heinrich, and Richard Blumenthal) Mike Rounds, Schumer's partner on the UAP Disclosure Act, was on the ballot and won easily in South Dakota. Mark Warner won in Virginia, in what he says will be his final term. The one loss: Joni Ernst. She retired, and her Iowa seat flipped to Democrat Josh Turek. Ernst leaves th...
[Retweeted] UAP disclosure’s main congressional sponsors will (mostly) return: Senate Mike Rounds (R-SD): reelected; co-authored the UAP Disclosure Act. Chuck Schumer (D-NY): not up in 2026; co-authored the UAP Disclosure Act. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY): not up in 2026; co-sponsored the UAPDA and led legislation establishing UAP reporting requirements. House Eric Burlison (R-MO): reelected; led the House UAP Disclosure Act amendment. Tim Burchett (R-TN): reelected; introduced the UAP Transpare...
[Retweeted] UAP disclosure’s main congressional sponsors will (mostly) return: Senate Mike Rounds (R-SD): reelected; co-authored the UAP Disclosure Act. Chuck Schumer (D-NY): not up in 2026; co-authored the UAP Disclosure Act. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY): not up in 2026; co-sponsored the UAPDA and led legislation establishing UAP reporting requirements. House Eric Burlison (R-MO): reelected; led the House UAP Disclosure Act amendment. Tim Burchett (R-TN): reelected; introduced the UAP Transpare...
[Retweeted] In The Age of Disclosure, Democratic Senator @SenGillibrand, a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee and Senate Armed Services Committee, shares her view on the 80-year coverup of UAP: https://t.co/LZUi6qZ4z4
[Retweeted] In The Age of Disclosure, Democratic Senator @SenGillibrand, a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee and Senate Armed Services Committee, shares her view on the 80-year coverup of UAP: https://t.co/LZUi6qZ4z4
[Retweeted] Many Republicans seized on UAPs because the issue fit their “deep state” narrative. Democrats have substantial political capital to claim by demanding an accounting of defense spending and contractor abuse. In 2023, David Grusch alleged under oath that funds were being diverted and corporations were overcharging the government to finance concealed programs. Allegations of waste, fraud and abuse deserve sustained congressional scrutiny. Schumer co-led the UAPDA. Gillibrand has kept...
Probed ingest of: The Pentagon's UFO Debunker Is Lying
ICYMI — in which Ask a Pol founder, Prof. Matt Laslo, takes the mic 🎙️ and shares insights from running the only dedicated #UFO/#UAP news 🗞️ outlet in Washing [Quoted] Actually, disagree. Since Grusch dropped a metaphorical 🧨 on Congress in 2023: 1) the House has held THREE public UFO hearings (funny that Google AI totally skipped over Gillibrand and the Senate, so had to do separate search for Senate. AI 🤖 gets it 🤣) 2) Burlison got the UAPDA included in House passed NDAA 3) House membe...
This from Laslo is a crucial point, I believe. And he’s been part of the reporting of most of this with boots on the ground in the capital. Hats off to you, sir [Quoted] Actually, disagree. Since Grusch dropped a metaphorical 🧨 on Congress in 2023: 1) the House has held THREE public UFO hearings (funny that Google AI totally skipped over Gillibrand and the Senate, so had to do separate search for Senate. AI 🤖 gets it 🤣) 2) Burlison got the UAPDA included in House passed NDAA 3) House membe...
