I think it is just one of many solutions that we could look at across the board.
I think we are transitioning out of that, which is good.
I have been a very outspoken advocate for, obviously, safety in facilities, in all of our long-term care facilities.
Those may serve as a model, as a good model for how we should be moving as a country.
zero risk has a lot of emotional damage on a lot of families, and a lot of individuals in their isolation.
We need competitive economic policies here at home to grow domestic manufacturing, and we need trade agreements that are enforceable that en...
What can we do in the tax code that you see at this point to attract some of those suppliers to be able to come to the United States?
What we need to avoid, Senator, is we need to avoid imposing tariffs that would end up causing retaliatory tariffs on our goods leaving the ...
I think what we need to do is, again, retain our current competitive tax rate and ensure that we do not step backwards.
I worry that the cost of making immediate and drastic changes to our energy portfolio are being ignored by some of my friends.
Together we were able to pass the first update to federal energy policy in over a decade last Congress.
If we want to make real progress addressing climate change, we need to move forward with these bipartisan priorities.
Fossil fuels are not the enemy. They are the most reliable form of energy in the U.S.
I have several questions to be able to go through with other folks here, but I am tracking through the Biden team that they have announced t...
Sometimes 2035 seems like a long way away unless you are doing capital projects and permitting and such and it is actually not that far away...
Chairwoman Waters was quite correct to aggressively push the committee in the direction of addressing those issues.
My point is the diversity. That is what saved us in the State of Oklahoma.
Normally, coal is about 10 percent of our mix, and we had to use up to 40 percent.
