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Taken together, that's more than half a trillion dollars toward some of our most pressing infrastructure needs.

at church on Sunday we had a prayer that asked God to enlighten all who inflict darkness on others

One of the reasons I ran for Congress was because I watched the destruction of the manufacturing sector hollow out entire communities across Indiana in my district.

People working in these fossil fuels are not statistics, but they're real people with families.

the Democrats control the House, the Senate, and the Presidency. You all can force a restructuring of fossil fuel economies

Can you reaffirm for us today that the White House does not support funneling funding solely through competitive grant programs, but also through the formula program, which gives states much more flexibility on how to prioritize and spend…

They are ecstatic about these funds. It's the first time they have control of their future in their own hands.

Transportation investments represent one of the best opportunities to spur American manufacturing and create American jobs.

I fought hard to make broadband, water, and sewer eligible expenses for communities that don't have major outstanding COVID expenses.

Lyndon Johnson declared war on poverty in 1964.

It's critical that we look at all the tools in the toolbox with regard to climate mitigation.

President Biden... wants to make sure that we leave nobody behind.

I think we can find a mix that works out and so that we keep our fossil fuels as part of all of the above.

The American Jobs calls for a $180 billion of investment in research and development.

I think my record speaks for itself with respect to my support for hydro and nuclear energy as well as other renewable sources of energy.

How can our natural resources be worthy enough to supply the other countries and the rest of the world but not good enough for us right here at home?

But have you ever seen how they source that material?

This misguided congressional pursuit of environmental justice will no doubt create poverty causing shame, powerlessness, hopelessness, and humiliation to hard working Americans.