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The Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments are national treasures. The American people deserve public lands policy grounded in law, science, respect for Tribal sovereignty, and stewardship—not political decisions…
By attempting, yet again, to eliminate vast portions of these monuments, your Administration invites needless uncertainty to the stability that local communities, Tribes, land managers, scientists, recreation users, and businesses need.
The Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments are national treasures. The American people deserve public lands policy grounded in law, science, respect for Tribal sovereignty, and stewardship—not political decisions…
By attempting, yet again, to eliminate vast portions of these monuments, your Administration invites needless uncertainty to the stability that local communities, Tribes, land managers, scientists, recreation users, and businesses need.
I’m proud to champion this legislation to strengthen the early childhood workforce in New Mexico and across the country by expanding career pathways, professional development, and the support educators need.
To ensure our next generation is prepared for success, we must invest to support and strengthen our early childhood workforce.
As one of only two Senators who attended Head Start, I know firsthand the lasting impact early childhood education can have on a child’s future.
This legislation will help save lives, reduce preventable disability, and ensure more Americans can access the care they need when every minute counts.
My Stroke Act invests in research, strengthens emergency response systems, and equips communities with the tools they need to improve stroke care from prevention through recovery.
Every second matters when someone experiences a stroke. As a stroke survivor, I know firsthand how critical it is to receive the right care at the right time. Yet far too many Americans, especially in our rural and underserved communities…
All of these efforts that I mentioned will be meaningless if the independence of FERC is erased.
Our ability to grow our economy depends on it.
At a time when energy prices are skyrocketing, the administration is hell-bent on political retribution instead of working to bring down costs for millions of Americans.
We're rolling this out obviously late in the game, and I'm a big believer in get what you can done in any given Congress.
I mean, we've always been modeling based on what's the worst-case scenario, what's the worst hour of the worst month.
We should absolutely do all that. I still think we're going to need to reform permitting and be able to get to yes or no faster.
We're working hard. We're trying to negotiate, you know, a middle ground, but I worry about the impact of the White House.
We can't ask them to do more, especially in this environment.