Rep. Michael McCaul’s Washington office is full of relics from far-flung places, mementos from his years of travel as one of Congress’ top national security and foreign policy legislators.
There’s a photo of him with the Dalai Lama in India. A birthday card hand-drawn by Bono when the two attended the Munich Security Conference. And one item from overseas that he didn’t receive from a world leader or foreign dignitary — the Army uniform his father wore fighting in World War II as a B-17 bombardier, laid out and framed above his desk.
