My hope is that the House is gonna look at this and recognize that we’re not there yet.

Kill it and it’s gone.

My hope is that the House is going to look at this and recognize that we’re not there yet.

It’s just entirely punitive to the wind and solar industry.

The decision process, Murkowski told reporters after the vote, had been “agonizing,” and she “struggled mightily with the impact on the most vulnerable in this country, when you look to Medicaid and SNAP.”

Did we make some changes in the SNAP provisions that will allow for a delay, that will allow for greater flexibility to the state? Absolutely.

My hope is that the House is gonna look at this and recognize that we’re not there yet.

My hope is that House is going to look at this and recognize that we’re not there yet.

Do I like this bill? No.

There is a tax impact coming forward. That’s gonna hurt the people in my state.

Do I like this bill? No. In many parts of the country, there are Americans that are not going to be advantaged by this bill.

When people suggest that federal dollars go to one of our fifty states in a quote, ‘bailout,’ I find that offensive. I advocated for my state’s interests.

It just came about like it was airdropped into the bill.

I have an obligation to the people of the state of Alaska, and I live up to that every single day.

I struggled mightily with the impact on the most vulnerable in this country, when you look to Medicaid and SNAP.

And so when, when people suggest that federal dollars go to one of our 50 states in a quote, bailout, I find that offensive.

I had to look on balance. We do not have a perfect bill by any stretch of the imagination.

My hope is that the House is going to look at this and recognize that we’re not there yet.