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FOFA’s larger project authorities allow managers to act at the pace and scale needed.

We cannot simply wait for the next catastrophic fire. We must manage our forests and watersheds proactively and do it well.

Our residents don’t want Flock cameras, and we’re making our voices heard loud and clear.

Federal funds should be used to invest in our communities in real safety solutions.

Flock does not make us safer.

We’re here today to tell Flock to get out of our communities.

Nobody questioned how are we going to afford going to war with Iran again.

It would start helping the healthcare deserts that we’re seeing cropping up because people would be able to go and get the healthcare they need.

You’re trying to promote something that’s a health savings account to people who are already so economically strapped that they cannot afford to put anything into savings.

If we’re ever going to address the debt, we have to address healthcare spending.

Cost-of-living is front and center on people’s minds, and it very well could cost our party across the country in the election.

That’s what’s killed private insurance, and that’s why those hospitals are suffering.

What we’ve been trying to do is prevent spending a trillion dollars a year and lower the trajectory on Medicaid spending so we can reduce costs and deliver better value to Arkansans who need help.

Nobody wants to pay this price, but we also don’t want a nuclear-armed Iran.

The consequences of that assurance are lives lost and people harmed.

Build more refineries and then be able to handle energy in a much more cost-effective way right here at home.

AI is here to stay and it’s important to have guardrails for the technology and the data centers that power them.

The safety of Idaho’s children cannot be an afterthought to runaway profit or technological advancements. We will hold OpenAI accountable for their reckless priorities.

We have watched technology giants experience tremendous growth and gains while putting consumers, especially children, at significant risk.

Most North Dakotans do not think we have a revenue problem. We have a spending problem. We cannot tax our way out of this.

It’s taken a long time to get here, and it’s going to take a long time to get back.

I’m supporting Phil Weiser because I know Phil. I’ve worked with Phil. He’s an honest person. He’s hard-working, and he cares for all the people of Colorado and he will be inclusive as governor to make sure all views are represented in his…

Senator Martin Heinrich’s bipartisan Forest Bioeconomy 5 Act complements that work by finding productive uses for small diameter trees removed during forest treatments.

Senator Ben Ray Luján helped shape the Fix Our Forests Act through the Senate Agriculture Committee, securing provisions reflecting New Mexico priorities.