
If Senator Lujan is listening, I would ask him to take a peek at that to see if we can change that.
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If Senator Lujan is listening, I would ask him to take a peek at that to see if we can change that.

So let me ask you this. Have you narrowed it down at all?

I led the effort to get tribes the access to assistance they needed to combat the pandemic in one of the most important bipartisan bills we passed last year.

I appreciate that. All I would say is that you are exactly correct.

today, I rise to bring attention to new revelations about President Biden's nominee to head the Bureau of Land Management, Tracy Stone-Manning's involvement in a tree-spiking incident in Idaho, and to share why I oppose her confirmation. I…

So the question is then, are these needs even included in the IHS current deficiency list, and if not, do we really have a true picture of the sanitation deficiency in Indian Country?

I think many in the community want to know what steps IHS takes that might better address sanitation needs in Indian Country?

But they could also go through Urban Indian Health Centers, correct?

Savings from legacy divestments should enable the departments to improve efficiency and redirect money to higher priorities.

So my next question was going to be, what happens if the home state of a unit disagrees with your decision.

If Congress chooses to continue investing in the newer, C-130Js, how will the Air Force choose to determine where these planes are going to go?

I think it was Senator Daines that asked about sanitation dollars, if they could go to places like schools and hospitals, and you said no, it is specifically for Indian homes and communities.

We have forest fires right now, I think you could say throughout the West, that are record.

In my real life I am a farmer, and so I just want to point out a couple of things.

My wife and I have been on the farm, this is our 44th harvest, and it ain't going to be much of a harvest.

There's a lot of needs out there, so $3.5 trillion is not unreasonable.

I think that you would probably agree that China is trying to take over our role in this world of being the economic superpower.