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These businesses are outstanding examples of the impact veterans have on Idaho, and I look forward to their continued success.

I am proud to recognize their service and honor our dedicated veteran-owned small businesses this November.

Idaho’s veterans continue to serve our nation long after their time in the military. These men and women are mission-driven, highly skilled, and go on to establish businesses that support Idaho’s economy and communities.

We will take a stand against all those bad ideas that I unfortunately expect to see come January.

And in the spirit of Calvin Coolidge, I will simply say it’s more important to stop bad bills than it is to pass good laws.

But with the Democrats in charge, I expect many bad ideas will be coming across the Senate floor.

Come January, we’ll be in the opposition. We will continue to champion conservative principles of limited constitutional government, individual liberty, lower taxes, strong national defense.

As Senator Thune said, we have a lot of work to do over these next two months to confirm many outstanding nominees and pass much needful legislation.

Second, I want to express my gratitude to my fellow Republican senators for their confidence in continuing as the conference chair and congratulate my fellow elected leaders.

First off, I had my own big election last week, and I want to once again thank the people of Arkansas for their confidence in returning me to represent them in the United States Senate.

This investment will help make sure South Carolinians can get the care they need and that no community is left behind.

I applaud CMS for its continued commitment to supporting rural hospitals, medical professionals, and patients.

Access to high-quality healthcare should not depend on where a family lives.

We have spent months working across party lines on both sides of Capitol Hill and with President Trump to deliver permitting reform that makes it easier to build in America.

The Biden EPA power sector strategy imposed costly requirements on coal-fired and natural gas power plants, raising serious legal questions and threatening the continued operation of reliable and affordable electricity generation units.

We cannot continue to let the costs of permitting delays fall onto American families.

These are projects that could provide good-paying jobs, improve mobility, increase access to clean drinking water, deploy broadband in rural areas, and so much more.

Madam President, for far too long, critical investments in our nation’s infrastructure, energy production, and economy have been forced to sit on the sidelines due to endless red tape, duplicative reviews, and regulatory uncertainty.