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I think you know broadband in 2023 is like electricity in the 1940s.

In light of China's continued military aggression, that sounds plain irresponsible to me, but a majority in the other chamber proposes that.

the total deferred maintenance backlog was $12 billion. Remember that figure?

No corporation in the world would restrict their cash flow for the development or production of programs at the start of a fiscal year.

It is simply unsustainable. And grow, I think, is probably an understatement. I mean, massively--virtually doubling.

the Great American Outdoors Act, unquestionably has been a significant step forward

The situation in Hong Kong is dire, and we cannot turn a blind eye.

to have low-cost energy has lifted more people out of poverty and terrible conditions where they don't even have fresh water than virtually anything else that we have done

I believe the ability to mine hardrock minerals resources on American soil is one of the most important tactics that we can use to provide our country with sustainable energy independence as our country moves toward cleaner energy…

this Administration's lack of seriousness in creating a cleaner, more independent energy infrastructure right here in America

As I mentioned earlier, last year, Yellowstone Park suffered from flooding, which destroyed roads, bridges, wastewater systems...

we will pay any price, we will bear any cost, to ensure the survival and success of liberty and our freedom.

This bipartisan permitting bill must be included in any package that comes before the U.S. Senate.

permitting reform without litigation reform, in this Senator's opinion, is pointless.

One of the communities that got a little less attention, but was greatly impacted, was West Yellowstone.

the withdrawal of mining in this Minnesota territory sets a precedent that will be wide-reaching to many other states

As I mentioned earlier, last year, Yellowstone Park suffered from flooding, which destroyed roads, bridges, wastewater systems...