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I thank Chairman Ben Ray Lujan and Ranking Member John Thune, as well as the other esteemed members of the subcommittee.
Having a sufficient workforce and resilient supply chain in place will be critical to keep networks up and running.
Finding common sense ways to efficiently deliver reliable broadband services in a technology neutral manner should be part of any infrastructure conversation.
Having new, accurate maps is critically important to ensure that this funding goes to truly unserved areas.
Additional funding should also be targeted to unserved areas and not used to overbuild existing networks.
Reliable and resilient networks across all parts of the United States have never been more critical.
Even though our networks performed very well during the pandemic, I think we can all agree there is still more work to be done.
This committee has an opportunity before it, to support the deployment of reliable and resilient networks and it is imperative that we get it right.
Expanding reliable and resilient broadband access in rural areas has long been a priority of mine, here in the Senate.
We cannot build the networks of tomorrow without a skilled and diverse workforce today.
5G networks can help reduce carbon emissions by up to 15 percent.
I will continue to advocate for updated regulatory measures, like the Streamline Small Cell Deployment Act.
I recently introduced an amendment to call on the WTO to reform its special and differential treatment rules so that globally competitive countries like China, with the world's second largest economy, can no longer self-designate as a…
We write to thank you for your support of patients and providers in the mental health community by introducing the Telemental Health Care Access Act.
The Biden administration has proposed having banks report to the IRS, both inflows and outflows, of business and personal accounts, which would be a significant new intrusion into taxpayers' lives.