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While we work on these future missions, the DoW’s supplemental request is also critically needed to maintain our warfighters’ readiness right now.

That’s why we are working on funding the first two major Sentinel construction projects in Minot, including security and vehicle maintenance facilities, while providing the resources needed to keep the Sentinel, B-52, LRSO and MH-139…

We’re reaching a critical stage in our efforts to modernize the nation’s nuclear forces, and our funding priorities reflect that.

A healthy democracy depends on broad participation, and this bill will continue to make that participation easier—not harder.

The Right to Vote Act would establish clear protections for voters and help ensure that every eligible American can demonstrate this sacred right in our elections.

Free and fair elections are the foundation of participatory government, and any threat to the democratic process is a threat to our democracy itself,

Good meeting with Jay Clayton this evening, who has been nominated by the President to serve as the next Director of National Intelligence (DNI).

Temporary Protected Status has long been a vehicle to protect people who are living in war-torn countries, torn with political strife, those where there’s starvation and violence, and our Statue of Liberty and our harbor has always been…

While my administration was doing everything we could to stem the tide of fentanyl coming into our state, the federal government deliberately allowed it to flood in.

I am signing this bill into law because firearms designed to inflict maximum casualties do not belong on our streets.

Today's ruling helps ensure mailed-in-ballots get counted and people's voices are heard through the democratic process.

You have the cap; if it’s above the cap, then you have an ability to seek a claim with, with the state of Florida, and those are, you know, that’s not litigation, you know, that’s that’s a different forum where that is.

I have no question, no doubt that that would happen, so we’ll veto that, and, and also just with the local government property tax argument, you know, why would I want to impose more burdens on them?

I know that ours would have passed because we did a lot of research on exactly how to structure it and how to do that.

I thought the proposal will pass with 60% approval this fall, 'but I don’t know that.'

But ours was part of a larger vision, and I think it would have really been something that would have been historic.

The reason is, what the Legislature did wasn’t my proposal.

Listen, you know, I respect what you guys put in the budget, I don’t always agree, but I know it’s meaningful to a lot of people, and we want to accommodate.

It was a casualty of saying, ‘Okay, we’re going to rob Peter to pay Paul,’

If you go back to 2019 until now, no question that we are leaving it better than we found it.

I’ll be traveling to different parts of the state, beginning that Thursday and leading through the weekend, because I think it’s really critical that we celebrate all 55 of the counties, and I’m really excited about that.

West Virginia is wild and wonderful, and having a really great celebration, I think, sends a message within the state and across the country that West Virginia does it right.

This is an incredible and unmatched opportunity for people to come out and experience West Virginia and see all the amazing sites that we have. That’s priceless.

This is going to be very special, and we think it’s really important for families to come and to take part in this.