Representative James C. Moylan serves as Guam’s non-voting delegate to Congress, advocating for the territory’s interests in Washington, D.C. Elected in 2022, Moylan focuses on issues such as military readiness, economic diversification, and equitable federal funding for Guam.
Strengths:
- Military Advocacy: Moylan emphasizes the strategic importance of Guam in U.S. defense policy.
- Economic Development: He supports initiatives to diversify Guam’s economy beyond tourism.
- Territorial Representation: Moylan works to increase Guam’s visibility and influence in federal decision-making.
Criticism:
- Limited Power: As a non-voting delegate, Moylan’s ability to shape legislation is restricted.
- Economic Challenges: Critics argue he has yet to present robust solutions for Guam’s financial struggles.
Impact:
Moylan’s focus on military and economic issues reflects Guam’s priorities, though his role’s limitations restrict broader achievements.
