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Today’s achievement at the INL adds another chapter to Idaho’s proud leadership in nuclear innovation.

They’re a friend, they’re another country that’s a friend, and you want to take care of your friends, our friends need to take care of you.

If they have one, they’ll use it. But frankly, after that, my preference is to get out.

I think, just to say, we aren’t crazy about ongoing kinetic action in Iran.

We don’t want to be in the situation where Oregon was, where you have to have a special session of the Legislature, so we will continue to work with the Legislature.

Paying for anything with deficiency warrants is not my preferred way, because we know what our fixed costs are going to be.

When you’re going out and bidding competitively against other states for contracts for aerial (resources) or whatever it is, it’s good that you show up with cash.

Public lands face a growing maintenance backlog, affecting roads, bridges, campgrounds, boat ramps, water systems, visitor facilities and trails.

Tona has been a steadfast proponent of the program, and I know she is working around the clock to help qualifying Idahoans apply.

Idahoans were unfairly left out of the RECA program for far too long. I was proud we finally secured coverage for victims in the program’s reauthorization signed into law last year.

The federal government has a responsibility to counties home to federal lands in Idaho and across the country to help support essential public services like roads, emergency response and schools given these communities’ inability to…

Renewing the Legacy Restoration Fund will help ensure vital repair work continues in Idaho and across the nation.

Codifying the Department of Labor’s recent updates to the AEWR would help clarify and stabilize wages in the H-2A agricultural labor program.

We have a moral responsibility to protect the most vulnerable among us.

With better data access and the right reforms, we can recover even more, and I’ll be going back to the Idaho Legislature to secure the additional authority and resources to help make that happen.

Working with the White House and the U.S. Attorney’s Office, we recovered more Medicaid dollars outside of multistate settlements last year than any year in the past decade,

I applaud this group for their good work and their commitment to serving Idaho!

Senate internships are a great way to introduce the next generation of Idaho leaders to the legislative process and give them a behind the scenes look at public policy.