Madam Speaker, I would like to remind my colleague from Massachusetts that I believe in 2016 he also objected to certification of the election. It doesn't always sound like that when he speaks about the objections. Madam Speaker, I yield 3…

We believe EPA must implement future RFS volume requirements that continue to grow beyond the levels proposed for 2022.

We thank Reps. Angie Craig (D-MN) and Axne for championing a 10 year authorization and funding of this grant program.

Madam Speaker, I rise today to honor Agnes Turk, a constituent from the great Eighth District of Minnesota, who is celebrating her 108th birthday this week. Born in Pennsylvania, Agnes soon after moved to the Twin Ports area and has lived…

What is radical, is people who are undermining our democracy. That is what it is radical. And it is on us to write it.

We support the Year-Round Fuel Choice Act of 2021 (H.R. 4410), introduced by Reps. Angie Craig and Adrian Smith.

Eighty-four billion dollars, Mr. Ware, is exactly what we need you to find and hold these people accountable, so we need your advocacy.

the Majority's push through the partisan $2 trillion package that picks the winners in EVs at the expense of my district's farmers and biofuels producers.

I agree with Mr. Cooper that liquid fuels are still here to stay, but because of that, biofuels will play an important role in reducing carbon emissions.

If we don't pass the bill... what are the consequences of this decision?

This would not only raise the cost of vehicles for Minnesota families and businesses, it would hamstring farmers and rural populations by forcing vehicle choices that make little sense for them.

If the goal here is decarbonization, we have to get started now.

Minnesota's agricultural community must be prioritized for the sake of our entire nation.

We need to see more infrastructure in place that would allow for dispensers and storage tanks.

If Governor Tim Walz's Administration gets its way, unelected officials in California will control the future of automotive emissions policies in our state--not Minnesota's elected leaders.

Governor Walz bypassed the State Senate by forcing through the mandate administrative sanction.

It should be troubling to everyone here that as families are struggling with inflation, higher energy bills and the supply chain crisis, that their hard-earned tax dollars are not being stripped away to pay criminals for fraud.

I completely respect the work that you are doing to recover these taxpayer dollars but it is beyond me that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle still are trying to ram through their Build Back Broke program to increase the funds…