We are excited about that.
Why is it that we only have such a small percentage of the commitment for Rural Development that has been deployed to Indian Country directl...
Economic opportunities are really not possible without infrastructure.
I worry that if we are going to create economic opportunity in Indian Country, we need infrastructure.
I have been shocked that we have been unable to complete NAHASDA.
What is happening is you are either having to try to mine around you or you are holding up that mine, but it creates a real problem because ...
I would also recommend that you make sure--it looks to me like you expedite the timeline for input.
It seems to me this ought to be figured out sooner versus later, like having a three-year moratorium to get a resolution of the problem.
Ten years for a coal process is too long.
I would submit that a lot of small business feel like they are being left behind and their capitalization is restricted in ways that they do...
I have not given up on my challenge of making sure that there is some oversight.
So you would say building a pipeline is a win in terms of more energy, a win in terms of jobs and a win for the environment because it is th...
And that energy production makes us competitive in other key sectors, right, like manufacturing, construction, all those other industry sect...
It took out one of our communities and we had to do a lot of repair.
However, if that fire started in Fort Yates on a structure, there is no first responder.
I will tell you I was shocked. I was just down at Fort Yates for a tribal visit.
One of the things we are always going to ask about is consultation. It is the key to the relationship.
We cannot leave a community the size of Fort Yates unprotected.
