We have to move forward to address this issue.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

It is a prime example of why state consent is critical.

Let's start moving forward, including bringing our laws with us, and that is the consent-based siting.

the word 'common framework' is music to my ears

Currently only for-profit childcare providers have full access to SBA's loan products, while nonprofit providers only have access to SBA's microloan program.

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

The human talent deficit is the government's most conspicuous AI deficit and the single greatest inhibitor to buying, building, and fielding AI-enabled technologies for national security purposes.

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

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.

I think part of this is giving them parity to develop their own resources through economic development.

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