The BLM conservation rule is hugely problematic in my district.

It feels like, to those of us in that area, that this has not been a priority.

This would effectively lock up lands for multiple uses, including potential historic uses of the land.

The final rule will fundamentally upend the agency's longstanding, statutory multiple use and sustained yield mandate.

I would have immediately pardoned him. I'd have pardoned President Trump. Why? Well, because it makes me, President Biden, the big guy and the person I pardoned a little guy.

This year, we have advanced innovative, common-sense, and bipartisan solutions that will help restore access to our public lands for hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation.

I am committed to finding solutions to increase access here in Wisconsin, including making sure these roads stay open.

These pieces of legislation will improve the management of our Federal lands to leave them in better condition for future generations.

I wish we could create a legislative fix to it. I would be all for it.

This is the topic that has been in every single one. I am from Utah.

I voted for this package.

Demonizing fossil fuels in the name of climate change won't bolster our allies' national security.

I strongly support your efforts to ensure Russian assets are repurposed for Ukrainian humanitarian assistance and reconstruction.

I strongly support your efforts to ensure Russian assets are repurposed for Ukrainian humanitarian assistance and reconstruction.

I voted for this package.

Demonizing fossil fuels in the name of climate change won't bolster our allies' national security.

I believe Utah's farmers and ranchers have cared for this land for generations and generations.

It is, I think, apparent to everyone that China goes to great lengths to try and convince other countries to sever diplomatic relations with Taiwan.