I sent a letter to Administrator Verma suggesting that there is no one rural lens.
We would welcome that input as they do work forward on this strategy.
I want to thank Senator Murkowski for her interest in this issue.
Thank you, Senator. It is such an important question. When we think about the administrative burden it sounds so technic...
There is no such thing as too much fish.
Our seafood industry is our--the number one industry, private industry, in terms of the jobs and the economic opportunit...
This is a very, very, very significant industry in the country.
What is the plan? Because we don't see--we thought we had a pretty good plan, we were working towards it, and now everyt...
is it my understanding that any of this $12 billion in aid that is directed to agricultural commodities, I look at that ...
So we need to know whether or not we're going to--we know that we've been impacted, so if there is going to be some reli...
But some of those existing funds in the agriculture--in the--for instance, in the purchase and distribution program, hav...
These tariffs are doing real harm to the Alaska seafood industry, in at least three ways.
the Puerto Rican people deserve better, and they are not going to get it through a government-run energy unit.
I do not think that is a fair use of the taxpayer money to give these oil companies a huge tax break
we support the administration's agenda with respect to trade, because our competitors have outclassed us
I do want to just mention, as Senator Nelson did, a growing concern that we have with regard to the potential for trade ...
Well, we look forward to working with you on potential legislation as it relates to the Blue Economy.
We think we'll really be able to make a dent in the seafood trade deficit and really foster seafood competitiveness.
