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What an exciting development it is, how exciting it will be when all of you have collectively together made this dream a reality.

Mr. President: keep the project on track, and support the hundreds of thousands of hard-working Americans who rely on this train line each and every day to get to work, appointments, and see friends and loved ones. There’s nothing partisan…

“In a nation and in a county or in a state where people say folks are divided, the residents of Effingham County are united in their concern about what’s about to happen to their community, and they’re demanding that their voices be heard,”

“I’m demanding that those who come here to build, to create jobs and bring new opportunities, also take the time to build relationships with the people who already call this home,”

While Husted is busy lining his own pockets and rigging the system even further for hardworking families, Ohioans are being crushed by record high prices on their groceries, gas, health care, and utilities.

It is my hope that this Administration comes to its senses and pursues common-sense trade policies that benefit Ohioans.

We should be working to open and expand new export markets for Ohio farmers and ranchers, and our domestic companies headquartered in Northwest Ohio, not cutting off existing markets.

We’re doing generational damage to the sense that the military is an apolitical trusted organization that swears an oath to the Constitution, not to a president.

Hollowing out the most battle-tested and most lethal, proven leaders in a time of war means troops are less safe and we’re less likely to win.

Protecting these natural treasures is a top priority. My brief continues my seven-year fight to stop Enbridge from pumping oil through the Great Lakes.

If we preclude Alaskans from being able to harvest Chinook, that means we’re precluding them from harvesting just about everything during the summer.

Our construction windows are so short in Alaska. They’re like nowhere else. Developing in the Arctic is so unique.

If we’re going to have data center growth, and I think we should over time, it’s got to be right.

Oregonians have made it clear that data centers need to pay their fair share, commit to clean energy, and monitor their energy and water usage.

We know the people of Wyandotte County are facing a long road to recovery after these devastating storms.

My focus is not going to be on culture wars because people don’t want to stay in a state or come to a state where there’s so much divisiveness.

What I think about is the fact that you’ve got to make sure that people, young people, are able to meet those economic milestones, things like being able to buy a house, to start a family, buy that new car.

Brothers and sisters, these drum majors for justice, just as you all and countless others today, were not handed a movement. They have always had to build one.