By working together, we can really take a closer look and leap forward on capitalizing on geothermal and how states can be partners on working more effectively to address the market de-risking technology and policy factors.

Geothermal projects have the bipartisan support of an energy source that we haven’t had in a long time.

There’s nobody out there, including me, who would support 9 gigawatts of natural gas power.

The way we can win in Alabama is like we win in Kentucky by recognizing that most people just aren’t that political, they don’t wake up thinking about the next political race, they wake up thinking about their job and whether they can…

People are seeing right now that party isn’t the most important thing. Having someone in charge that will fight for them, that will make life just a little bit better, a little bit easier.

Our goal is to make sure that everybody who’s impacted by the flood realizes this is going on.

It is time for a-fix-the-darn-country constitutional amendment, where we outlaw partisan redistricting, where we re-enshrine parts of that Voting Rights Act, where we overturn Citizens United, where we actually make real solutions that…

I was surprised how limited that was, and even those limited dollars, how narrow it is to get those dollars out the door.

We’re looking at ways to look into the next disaster, which unfortunately someday that’s going to come, to see if we can improve that in some way.

These are systemic vulnerabilities that predictably produce recurring damage under foreseeable conditions.

Dr. Bell did much to elevate the University of Alabama when he was the president in Tuscaloosa and I have no doubt that he will help UF reach new heights during his tenure in Gainesville.

Oregonians are feeling the financial pressure from high fuel prices and escalating inflation driven by the Trump administration’s conflict with Iran, so I’m thankful that Oregon is maintaining a balanced budget to protect core services.

We’re excited because we think that our capital city is really going to come alive.

I share the Legislature’s goal of strengthening recruitment and retention for Alaska’s public workforce. However, House Bill 78 contains unresolved legal, tax, administrative, and fiscal issues that create uncertainty for the State…

Obviously when you’re doing something this magnitude, whether you’re talking about the fireworks, whether you’re talking about the Ferris wheel, that does cost something, but I think it’s also really, really important to celebrate…

Last night there was time to shove a spay and neuter bill into an invasive species bill in (House) Finance.

This is a decision on the part of a handful of folks in Juneau who wish, for whatever reason I don’t understand, (to) play with the future of Alaska.

We want every county to participate in this incredible moment.