Who wins [the AI race] will absolutely control the levers of global power… But winning, as @POTUS said, cannot come at the cost of American families, and his Ratepayer Protection Pledge demands that tech companies cover cost of power…
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Obviously our country is having a problem with deficit spending, so it should be offset.
We’re right now looking at a reconciliation 4.0 to do the things that are left out of this one.
My bill would create a framework so that health data that is not covered by HIPAA is subject to robust privacy protections.
Mr. Kaufman has said some pretty stupid things and irresponsible things regarding immunization.
The story that should be written is that Governor Landry has fought tirelessly to deliver pay raises to teachers.
If you make $50,000 a year, you need a raise a lot more than somebody who makes $160,000.
This announcement reaffirms our position as a leader in the nuclear renaissance.
In launching our Nuclear Strategic Framework, Louisiana signaled we were ready to lead the next era of nuclear energy.
This invitation for Louisiana to advance our nation’s energy security and dominance is a clear sign that our state is well aligned with President Trump’s vision for powering America’s future.
We want to address a number of things like fraud, like affordability, and also defense. Helping rebuild our defense so that we can compete with China.
And it just begs the question, why? Who are they protecting?
You can stop that by just requiring a picture ID.
Basic things that most Americans understand. Democrats in Washington don't.
Shouldn't we make sure that our farmers get the relief they need so we can keep working to lower food costs?
And how did we pay for it, Mr. Chairman? We paid for it by putting anti-fraud measures in that bill.
The only option that should not be an option is to do nothing. We need to do something.
Congress is being irresponsible, destructively irresponsible, if we don’t address Social Security.