Lisa Murkowski

We urge Congress to hold the course and provide an increase in THPO funding for fiscal year 2019 to better protect Tribal sacred sites.

To borrow a phrase from American literature and invoked by President Reagan, the 'shining city on a hill.'

I have been a firm advocate of making sure that we can continue this focus and certainly would encourage the support.

The difficulty to keep or to find a specialist assigned to Alaska to maintain the currency.

We have identified where those gaps are, we can be working to try to address it.

I appreciate that. I also recognize that we can have real challenges when it comes to recruiting the healthcare professionals up into the region.

I think you and your Ranking Member will learn that when my priorities come up, they always start with an A...

We are happy to explore solutions that will work for the community, for the school district, and for Army.

I just don't see where it's in anyone's best interests to put these small rural school districts in financial peril.

Any assurances that you can give the community about the Air Force intent on the housing side, I think, is greatly appreciated.

I hope that you could convey my interest in providing the community builders the assurances that they're hoping for.

I've been concerned about the loss of global leadership in the nuclear space and I know the world still considers the NRC to be the gold standard for nuclear regulation and I think, rightfully so.

I think that we are making a small step forward with this small set-aside--small set-aside--and first time ever to see anything going towards those on Tribal lands and in Alaska.

This is H.J. Res. 21. It was passed unanimously out of both houses, and it urges the Federal Government to respect the authority of the State of Alaska to regulate marijuana use, production, and distribution, and generally respect States'…

We have to acknowledge that this is yet unfinished.

I too, want to move towards that next generation of nuclear energy capacity.

I would ask for your commitment to work with my office, to work with the impacted communities, to ensure that the concerns that the fishing communities have are addressed before we finalize a date for the next Northern Edge.

I'm going to continue to be aggressive in my push for not just one, but for meeting the needs that we have as an Arctic nation.

It's my understanding that NATO inventories on icebreakers include one for the U.S., eight in Canada, with six Navy icebreakers planned, Norway has one.

I appreciate that you have volunteered its liberation with accountability.

Improving the culture and guaranteeing a safe workplace must be one of your highest priorities.

It is categorically unacceptable, and I know that you share that view.

It is no secret that I was not particularly thrilled with it.

I had to make a decision as to whether or not I was going to buy heating fuel to keep the house warm or whether I could afford to buy baby formula for the baby.

In Alaska, Montana, Hawaii, North Dakota, any number of our states, too many people are living on the edge of what Senator Tim Scott and I call 'energy insecurity.'