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- Mills arrived in Congress with grenades and cast himself as a champion of local law enforcement and munitions manufacturer.
- An Insider review found that his company has sold to foreign governments, including a $228 million dollar contract.
- Mills has refused to publicly disclose his foreign dealings or even confirm who owns the company.
Cory Mills landed in Congress like a grenade.
Literally: At the start of this term, the freshman Republican from Florida handed out 40 mm grenades stamped with a GOP elephant to congressional colleagues.