I have introduced legislation, introduced last week (H. Res. 237). We have bipartisan support to keep the stepped-up basis.

Obviously, if we support our men and women in uniform rather than actually trying to score political points, we might actually make some progress on this issue.

We appreciate your consideration of the immense positive impact SNAP has on the lives of millions of Americans as well as its beneficial impact on the national economy and our nation's long-term financial sustainability.

I think it is important to remember that we have been diversifying our military for decades and so this has been a priority of the United States.

I also want to address this idea that it has been said over and over again that the military is being used by the woke left for some sort of social engineering agenda.

Now, our military is drawn from our incredible people, reflects our ideals and its diversity.

It seems like the de facto position is to classify things as opposed to the de facto position of let Americans see it.

I way underestimated how important this transparency issue is and how we are all more accountable when things are out in the open.

As Senators we all take an oath to defend the Constitution, and what I have seen as Senator that not only am I not allowed to see much of the information we need, whether it is classified or unclassified, but certainly America does not.

Whenever we allow the Federal Government to live in darkness, it is a threat to our Constitution and a threat to our republic.

We face a competitive world and we want the United States to be the leader in this emerging technology.

As Congress works to reauthorize the farm bill, I rise today to deliver the 17th installment of my farm bill impact series, where I am highlighting various aspects of the legislation that deserve Congress' awareness and support. The farm…

We face a competitive world and we want the United States to be the leader in this emerging technology.

Whenever we allow the Federal Government to live in darkness, it is a threat to our Constitution and a threat to our republic.

I way underestimated how important this transparency issue is and how we are all more accountable when things are out in the open.

It seems like the de facto position is to classify things as opposed to the de facto position of let Americans see it.

As Senators we all take an oath to defend the Constitution, and what I have seen as Senator that not only am I not allowed to see much of the information we need, whether it is classified or unclassified, but certainly America does not.

First I thank Congresswoman Letlow for introducing this important piece of legislation and Chairwoman Foxx for her steady and unwavering leadership, guiding the Education and the Workforce Committee through a 16-hour debate, ending in a…