you have strong bipartisan support here in the Congress, and we want to do everything we can to support you and the opposition in Belarus.

I think it is the stepchild of energy use. It gets short shrift, and yet it is the cheapest, fastest way to deal with our energy needs.

The other piece is a future Afghanistan that does not uphold these basic rights, including the gains made for women and girls, is going to be a pariah internationally.

I hope that you will commit to doing everything you can to get that border opened so that the hardship that my constituents and other constituents are experiencing will end.

this committee and the Senate just passed a resolution condemning that attack, which I hope sends an important message not just to the Taliban, but to the women of Afghanistan.

I just returned from a trip to Kiev with my colleagues, Senators Murphy and Portman, who were also along.

One of the things we heard very loudly from our Ukrainian partners was just how devastating the loss of revenue will be once Russians stop using Ukraine as a transit route.

the importance of the IRS prioritizing delivery of the Child Tax Credit starting in July.

Will you commit to working to expand access to medication assisted treatment by supporting efforts that Senator Murkowski and I are undertaking to eliminate the X-Waiver?

It is going to be critical to getting existing doctors able to provide this treatment.

If confirmed, will you commit to ensuring that the funding formula for state opioid response grants does not cause States like New Hampshire to experience dramatic funding cliff?

I am concerned that hard won progress may be in jeopardy.

Will you work to ensure transparency and collaboration between congressional offices and SAMHSA on this and other issues related to funding formulas?

Simply shifting grant funding from state to state as data shifts and as a substance use disorder crisis worsens just isn't a viable long term solution.

Since 2017, I have worked with my colleagues to secure funding for state opioid response grants, including more than $86 million for New Hampshire.

Cybersecurity is a collaborative effort, to be sure, and we need to work together to strengthen public and private cyber defenses.

I think it is absolutely important that we have standards that really make sure that companies are investing in the kind of infrastructure they need.

We know our No. 1 goal at Colonial is to safely and securely operate that pipeline, because we have known for 57 years the importance of that pipeline to the well-being of the American citizen.