Thank you for your help previously on the Advancing America's Missile Defense Act.
Dan Sullivan
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Daniel Scott Sullivan is an American politician and attorney currently serving as the junior United States senator from Alaska, a position he has held since January 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Sullivan has focused on issues such as national security, economic development, and energy policy during his tenure in the Senate. He has also been involved in various committees, including the Senate Armed Services Committee and the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee.
We want to work with you, particularly on this permitting issue, because it's vital to the country.
I think there's a bipartisan opportunity here, both on the Commerce Committee and on the EPW Committee, to move forward on issues that impact all of us.
You came up to Alaska last summer and essentially broke the log jam on the Sterling Highway EIS that was, we think, the longest EIS in the works for the Federal Government in the history of the country.
Your comments about the opportunities with regard to the American energy renaissance... is just spot on.
I think the Administration put out a very strong plan and worked with a lot of us on that.
Unfortunately, I have thousands if not tens of thousands of my constituents who, they never talk about 5G because they are still waiting for 2G.
There hasn't been a lot of, kind of, redeployment and thinking of, you know, where our forces in the Asia-Pacific should be deployed.
I know the Commandant and the leadership of the Marine Corps has been looking at the issue with some of the other services, particularly the Air Force, on the force posture in the Asia-Pacific.
I think there was some anecdote that the Chinese pilots and the Russians are flying more hours monthly, way more, than our men and women.
I certainly wish, if we're talking about challenges, that we can agree to expeditiously move some of these nominees, as opposed to delay, delay, delay.
If we could bring that down to 1 year or a year and a half, you will have less uncertainty and more private sector dollars.
This is a huge priority. I know it is for you, Madam Secretary, and the President.





