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Let’s go to the floor, offer up amendments, have robust debate, and get this done for our farmers and ranchers.

Not only will these efforts increase domestic production of vital resources like fertilizer and critical minerals, but they will help generate the CO2 we need to increase oil production in the Bakken.

With electricity demand surging, the affordable and reliable power provided by coal is more important than ever, making our Crack the Code 2.0 initiative a critical priority for the future of U.S. energy production.

Fundamentally, we want to work with our ranchers to grow our herds.

That’s why we will continue pressing the Corps to do everything it can to conserve water and to reduce flows out of Garrison Dam as much as possible.

We depend on this water for irrigation, and low water levels create real challenges for accessing the lake.

Drought conditions are expected to continue throughout the fall and winter, and water levels in Lake Sakakawea will continue to decrease.

We recognize that the Corps has minimized flows going out of the upper Missouri Basin, but more needs to be done.

The U.S. will have the most spectacular and beautiful arch of them all!

While we preferred a total ban on kratom, we appreciate the Legislature convening in special session and working hard to pass a meaningful law that protects the well-being of our citizens.

This is a victory for public health and safety, keeping dangerous synthetic kratom products off the shelves and protecting our young people from the adverse and unknown long-term effects of natural kratom, which is not regulated by the FDA…

That's why I've worked since my time as governor to ensure the EPA approves the state's haze mitigation plan, while pushing back on one-size-fits-all rules that were imposed on our coal producers under the Obama and Biden administrations.

This is tremendous news for our coal industry in North Dakota, which has consistently achieved its air quality targets without the need for costly, burdensome federal rules.

I think we owe it just from a straight consumer protection standpoint. People should know that what they’re buying is what the package says it is.

We got 90% of what we wanted.

There should be some tough hearings and some tough questions asked.

I can’t imagine a scenario happening like this again as long as I’m governor.

That means cutting red tape and ensuring federal rules work for our trainers, shippers, truckers and actually help us meet this critical workforce need in North Dakota.