I personally don't think that it would be wise to demonstrate it unless we really needed to, because I'm very worried about how vulnerable we are.

A lot of times, we hear that cyber is similar--the--a cyber deterrence is similar to nuclear deterrence. Many people believe that.

addressing the 'Waters of the U.S.' Rule as it relates to producers across the country and rural life across our country is not only entirely appropriate, but it is an urgent necessity.

Our approach in Syria and Iraq seems to be that we're going to be relying on local partners to be the boots on the ground.

When you travel across our State, people actually believe in a Madisonian system of checks and balances.

We need a government that is more self-consciously self-limiting because it believes in the Federalism that many of you have advocated more.

The FCC believes it has broad authority to pursue any number of practices; hardly the narrow, light-touch approach we need to protect the open Internet.

I think that's necessary; that innovators have to have that certainty out there.

We don't really know. We don't know where things will go next.

I'm working with Senator Booker, Senator Schatz, Senator Ayotte, on the Internet of things.

It is time for this committee and the U.S. Senate to act.

This should be the year that this passes.

I am proud to be a vice chair of the congressional Sportsmen's Caucus. And I am very happy to be a co-sponsor of the Bipartisan Sportsmen's Act.

It would have really a very harmful impact, not just on the recreation industry but on our conservation practices as well?

This rule effectively resurrects that concept where if a migratory bird, such as the Sandhill crane, stops at a pond or pothole along the way for a visit, that pond or pothole becomes jurisdictional.

Instead, we need to explore policy options that promote growth and enable our job creators, communities, and especially our families to prosper.

I'm very concerned about the regulatory authority that we may see coming because of this proposed rule.

We have a proposed rule that's going to infringe on the state's authority to protect and manage our water resources.