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We must ensure that Native communities have the resources they need to thrive.

I could not agree more, as a former software developer, and so I am going to continue on this vein as we think about AI.

I have had the opportunity now to listen to all of my colleagues as they rightfully come to the floor here to, really, talk about the erosion of women's rights in this country by the far-right extreme. I have to thank Senators Baldwin and…

I was extremely proud when I saw Lieutenant General Donna Martin, the first Inspector General of the Army to be a woman.

Nevada-owned women businesses, we have led the nation in women startups for the last 10 years, so I am pretty proud of that.

Nevada-owned women businesses, we have led the nation in women startups for the last 10 years, so I am pretty proud of that.

I think we probably need to update it and keep it rolling as technologies keep improving.

I think we should be doing everything to support the people living there, the businesses there, and hold accountable anybody who contributed to that negligence.

We just recruit talent. We need all men and women to serve that are capable of serving in the United States Army.

Congress has an obligation to protect tribal sovereignty and promote tribal self-determination.

It is just unacceptable, and I look forward to working with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle on this committee to make sure that that is a priority.

I think Congress should bring back the Office of Technology Assessment to help Members of Congress, the legislature, get more expertise on these topics as well.

Housing, in my view, is one of the most critical things. Service members and their families should not have to worry about having a safe and adequate housing.

This is really blocking access to capital for nonprofit childcare providers to establish those affordable facilities or expand existing ones.

It is vital we have a buy-in from all impacted levels of government.

I am third-generation Nevadan. We were also told by the scientists in the Federal Government that atomic testing in Nevada deserts was safe for everyone. And that has proven not to be the case.

This legislation to me was something that sitting down with the tribes just in Nevada we had focused on how we could look at and really address economic development for so many of our tribes.