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Let's address some problems that ought to be covered by our mainstream media, but I don't feel are adequately being covered. One more time, I would like to review what is going on at the border. So the American citizens know, our fiscal…
I wish the gentlewoman would have been with us on our tour in May in northern Wisconsin. She would have heard from local people, local elected officials, State elected officials, and others who are harmed by these road closures that are…
My amendment strikes funding in the bill to close existing Forest Service roads. Maintaining and expanding access to our public lands has been a priority for me and many of my colleagues on the Natural Resources Committee this Congress…
I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: On page 117, beginning on line 14, strike ``roads that are no longer needed, including''. The Acting CHAIR…
I appreciate the gentlewoman from Ohio (Ms. Kaptur) sharing her concerns about my amendment. Every time a Nebraskan farmer wakes up and faces the day, folks on that side of the aisle are looking to shut down confined animal feeding…
My amendment is simple. It would bar the Department of Energy from spending taxpayer dollars on lab-grown meat. Under President Biden's radical climate agenda and regulatory regime, the Department of Energy has chosen to target our…
I stand in strong support of H.R. 8812 for the very specific reasons I represent Wisconsin's Third Congressional District. We have the largest contiguous section in the Mississippi River of any congressional district in this country. We do…
I want to see the actual numbers that you submitted and what they actually paid, because we are not doing this anymore.
The railroads need to be put in check, and that is what we are here to do.
We drastically need more FRA field inspectors to help hold the railroads accountable
The Supreme Court's decision in Loper Bright overturning the Chevron doctrine correctly restores legislative power where the Constitution actually assigns it--in the legislative branch.
Under Chevron, executive branch agencies had the central role in interpreting Federal statutes.
The Supreme Court decision in Loper Bright sent a clear message that lawmaking authority rests with Congress.
The Supreme Court changed course. In the Loper Bright case, the Court overturned the Chevron doctrine and placed the lawmaking power back where it belongs--with us in Congress.
The Supreme Court made a mistake establishing the Chevron doctrine.
In recent years, we have seen Congress become possibly the weakest of the three branches.
It is very clear that wind and solar are not ready to serve the needs of the American people at this point.
We see whales washing ashore... It really causes, I think, many of us to say, are we headed in the right direction?