When we graduated from college, there were over 40 mills in Southern Idaho cutting timber, cutting logs. Today they are down to one.

this woman who has been nominated, I am very much opposed to, in fact, one of my good democrat friends conceded, yes, she made a mistake some decades back. Tree spiking is not a mistake.

I cannot imagine that, why the Administration is looking at this person for this.

Do you believe we should be treating children differently than adults when it comes to vaccinating children with a product that has not been fully approved?

I'm going to shift gears to a different top really quick before my time is up.

We want transparency with accountability.

You care about muzzling America's future, our children, and forcing them to wear a mask from ages 2 to 10.

I think it's extraordinarily important that we actually are listening to the science rather than the teacher's union.

Idaho's ESTPs have been a critical option for people in my State who may be changing jobs, in temporary employment, or starting a new job and awaiting health insurance.

Human beings have inherent dignity and should never be used as a means to an end.

the administration's proposals to increase spending, hit Americans with higher taxes, and strangle the economy with regulations and red tape is not a path to prosperity.

It's truly sad to see our Nation which was founded on the idea of natural rights that belong to all humans, dehumanize, and attack the most vulnerable among us, the unborn.

The administration's proposals to increase spending that hit Americans with higher taxes and strangle the economy with regulations and red tape are not a path to prosperity.

I am determined to solve this crisis, which is why I am proud to lead critical legislation, along with my colleagues Senator Cantwell, Chairman Wyden, and Senator Portman, called the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Improvement Act (S. 1136).

Such high debt is risky, especially in the current high-inflation environment.

We as families, certainly in my State... face what we call the family glitch problem.

It's also come to my attention that your department will be resuming intramural research using aborted fetal tissue.

So, do you commit to rigorously enforcing a prohibition against the sale of aborted fetal baby parts for profit?