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education is the key to success, and a vital part of maintaining strong communities

I have long been committed to making sure that all Americans have the opportunity to receive high quality education

I think it was used in the past for some loan forgiveness, but that I don't think is the intent of the Student Aid Administration Funding formula.

I think it was used in the past for some loan forgiveness, but that I don't think is the intent of the Student Aid Administration Funding formula.

As we know, education is the key to success, and a vital part of maintaining strong communities, which is why I have long been committed to making sure that all Americans have the opportunity to receive high quality education, preschool…

I think it was used in the past for some loan forgiveness, but that I don't think is the intent of the Student Aid Administration Funding formula.

So the point here I am trying to make is, we are moving forward toward this new licensing.

Nuclear power is necessary to meet our energy and national security priorities, provide for a reliable electric grid, and achieve our environmental goals.

we support the series of proposals that have kind of anchored the House and Senate legislation, Senators Manchin, Barrasso, Capito

the bill that I introduced and 47 bipartisan senators voted for last year would set enforceable timelines for agencies to complete reviews

Nuclear power is necessary to meet our energy and national security priorities, provide for a reliable electric grid, and achieve our environmental goals.

I have been clear that I do not agree with the Administration's effort to push an accelerated climate agenda in a way that puts our transportation sector and some components of our energy sector in the hands of China.

We need to take our names off the bill and go back to a bipartisan permitting reform bill.

We cannot eliminate coal today or in the near future if we want to have a reliable electric grid system.

North Dakotans should not be forced to pay for transmission lines that simply benefit other states and not North Dakota as well.

We desperately need to get permitting reform done for our country to maintain its status as the leader of the free world.

We are experiencing a skilled workforce shortage.

We can't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.