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I strongly support this legislation, but I do oppose the two nominees, Janet McCabe and Brenda Mallory.

The veterans are still the glue that holds this country together.

I do not know how many people can memorize that one. That is why we passed the three-digit dialing code for our hotline, which will not start until July 16, 2022.

Opiate has been rampant throughout my State, the opiate addiction, and it has really hit my veteran population extremely hard.

Many people in rural areas, such as mine and the Chairman's here in Montana, do not have internet service.

Joe Manchin has said that he's interested in protecting the vote. He has some problems with some elements of this particular bill that he's thinks go beyond just voting.

It grew in a bipartisan way.

If my Democrats have bought on, my fellow Democrats have bought on that you have no Republican friends that will work in a reasonable manner, I don`t subscribe to that. And I will not vote to proceed until we try.

As your senator, I will protect our Second Amendment rights. That`s why the NRA endorsed me. I will take dead aim at the cap-and-trade bill. For me, it`s all about West Virginia.

The United States Senate -- I hope some are listening -- should immediately pass the two House passed bills that close loopholes in the background check system.

This is something that`s so right, and it does so much good and to will prevent people who shouldn`t have a gun from having it.

At the President's press conference on March 24th, the President appointed Kamala Harris to, quote, ``lead the effort to stem the migration across our southern border,'' close quote. But in the last 77 days, she's not visited the border.

Since electric vehicles will be best suited for urban centers and densely populated areas, rural customers like those in my southeast Indiana will still have to foot the bill.

This bill disregards critical things like permitting reforms that will be necessary to meet its own timeline for infrastructure construction.

But like my peers on the Republican side, I am concerned that the one-size-fits-all mandates in the CLEAN Future Act far outpaces the current state of technology, leaving consumers to foot the bill for higher costs on everything from…

So wouldn't that be a more environmentally sound approach, compared to alienating other countries by ravaging their countryside?

Wouldn't it make more sense to continue burning our abundant supply of fossil fuels using carbon capture?

Now, that may seem doable, but within the same timeframe this particular legislation calls for the abandonment of all fossil fuel plants, coal and natural gas, by 2035 unless the utilities can miraculously find a solution to this elusive…