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A U.S. military drawdown should only occur in a way that safeguards our national security interests, preserves our hard-fought gains, and protects the homeland.

Any Congressional approval of further assistance to Afghanistan should and must depend on the shape of the Government there and its adherence to counterterrorism commitments and human rights.

I have deep concerns about the Administration's rush for the exits in Afghanistan.

I hope you are right, and that is that the Administration can hang on in Afghanistan.

I have serious concerns about oversight of these dollars.

A U.S. military drawdown should only occur in a way that safeguards our national security interests.

The climate goals of the Biden Administration can best be achieved through more consultation with governors.

This moratorium discriminates against the people of Wyoming, against all western states with federal leases within our borders.

This moratorium is absolutely unnecessary.

The products eligible for beneficial tariff treatment under programs like the GSP should be reviewed and updated.

The expiration of GSP is expected to be a short-term issue as Congress reviews the underlying authority and what changes are appropriate.

Investments in physical and human infrastructure can dramatically enhance America's competitiveness overall and support our efforts to compete directly with China.

President Eisenhower told Congress in 1958 that world trade strengthens our friends and increases their desire to be friends.

Put plainly, there is no need for a Republican or Democrat policy on China, just an American policy.

We do not fear competition; we embrace it, because America's workers, farmers, and businesses have always confronted challenges head-on.

Advancing the funding of basic research, not specifically applied research but basic research, is essential in order to ensure American competitiveness.

If we are not able to actually bring the COVID-19 pandemic under control, there will not actually be a global economy.

Having Congress in the driver's seat on critical trade policy decisions is not a weakness, it is a strength.