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I’m thrilled to see this section of the project completed, and I look forward to even more progress over the years to come.

I will continue to seek out federal funding opportunities for key infrastructure projects in West Virginia, like Corridor H, which will transform the way people and goods move across our state.

This newest segment of Corridor H brings us one step closer to the completed project, which will have an incredible impact on West Virginian families and businesses.

I am proud to vote in favor of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act and will continue working on solutions that help make life more affordable for West Virginians.

This bill takes a practical approach to expanding housing availability and affordability while respecting local decision-making.

Far too many families—including many West Virginians—are struggling to find housing that meets their needs and fits their budget.

By increasing housing supply, updating financing options, and cutting red tape, this legislation will create more opportunities for families to achieve homeownership.

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is a commonsense step toward addressing the housing affordability crisis impacting communities across West Virginia and our nation.

The politics are so toxic, the more you talk about this party, that party, what candidate and this candidate.

We need to do permitting reform in America, we're not going to meet the challenges and be energy-independent.

Strong Intelligence Community leadership is essential to protecting the Homeland and ensuring that the intelligence community is working for the American people. I believe @potus made a great choice in nominating Jay Clayton to serve as…

We should be expanding our energy production and electric generation, not shutting it down.

So, to my fellow West Virginians: I wish you a happy West Virginia Day. Our best days remain ahead of us, and I remain committed to achieving our future success together.

This is who we are as West Virginians: resilient, kind, and compassionate people, and it’s something to celebrate and take pride in.

Together, we are proud of something larger than ourselves, and united by our reverence to freedom, our dedication to our families, and our commitment to our shared West Virginia values.

Well, one-hundred and sixty-three years ago, West Virginia was formally admitted as the 35th state in the Union, establishing a land where those in the mountains, will indeed, always be free.

The entire state was electric. So, it has more than just an impact across our state and across the nation.

It’s important for us to realize what this does for a small state, such as mine, where our major college, our university teams are our only teams.