Sadly, costly permits and bureaucratic processes are stifling some of the fastest and most popular outdoor activities like hunting, fishing,...
We need to take care of our lands to ensure the maximum outdoor experience.
640,000 people would lose housing if we went back to fiscal year 2022 levels.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And prayers for the Cole, Oklahoma, region devastated by a tornado last night.
I am a strong proponent of the FAA contract tower program.
I am really interested in the Department of Transportation's long-term plan to build our truck parking capacity.
I don't mean to interrupt, but I am told that literally drivers will drive around for an hour, hour and a half, you know, trying to find a s...
I write in support of the legislative hearing the Subcommittee on Federal Lands will hold on Congressman Rosendale's Forest Information Refo...
It is my opinion that the reckless spending and out-of-control regulatory expansion unleashed by President Biden and Democrats has pushed us...
It is my belief that the President's 2024 budget falls short of the deficit reduction needed to put our country on a sustainable path.
Excessive Federal spending, in my opinion, does contribute to inflation.
stabilizing the national debt should be a top priority, not just this administration, but I think there is a clarion call around the country...
I am happy to work with anyone to go after this, because these programs need to be there for hardworking Americans who need the stopgap betw...
I don't necessarily subscribe to that notion that we have to be like the rest of the world.
I will not be able to support the level of spending included in the President's budget.
The fiscal year 2024 budget request for the SEC is $265 million above fiscal year 2023 enacted levels.
The Nation's economy remains in a precarious position. The banking sector is in a state of unrest.
Simply put, the sheer size and magnitude of our government is too large, and the SEC's budget is a prime example.