Lisa Murkowski
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Lisa Ann Murkowski is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Alaska, a position she has held since 2002. A member of the Republican Party, Murkowski has been a prominent figure in Alaskan and national politics, known for her moderate stance on various issues. She was first appointed to the Senate in 2002 and has since been elected multiple times, demonstrating a strong commitment to her constituents and the state of Alaska.
It certainly makes me feel that we are not as prepared as we would like to be.
One of these days, you are just going to introduce me as that Senator that always talks about the Arctic.
The President has not supported this and our House colleagues, who do not understand it, have not supported SRS.
We also need to do more to gain access to our federal lands for sustainable economic development.
In the Tongass, that relationship used to be largely focused on timber production. It created good paying jobs to support families, and it generated income that could be shared with communities to provide essential services such as schools.
Congress must act, for the health of our forests and for the survival of our rural communities.
Alaska is a resource dependent state. Our communities rely on the Federal Government to be a good neighbor and partner to support jobs and economic opportunity on federal lands.
We need to pick up where we left off with respect to wildfire and forest management reform.
I appreciate how your statement has laid out the real life impact for families and for communities.
Over the past couple of years, the cap for the CW program has been reached before the end of the fiscal year.
This bill has effectively three primary components: for Fiscal Year 2017 only, it would increase the cap on Commonwealth-Only Transition Workers.
It is a privilege to be able to welcome the Governor and our dignitaries here this morning.
Well, let me ask then, if any of these more experimental or perhaps less traditional--let's say that--are being considered beyond just the telehealth.
I have personally seen, coming to my office here in Washington, D.C., several Alaskan vets who have their animals with them, and they tell me that in terms of ways that they are able to address PTSD without the benefit, if you will, of…
So we have a suicide issue amongst all of our population, and then our veteran population just adds to the real consequences and the severity of the problem.
And it is a reality that more often than not, the services that may be provided when it comes to that level of support, maybe the Crisis Line on the phone or what we are doing through video conferencing technologies and effectively…
AACA urges the sub-committee support the excise tax language proposed by Senator Murkowski.
I would like your commitment to me that, if confirmed, you will revisit this seafood advice and consider modifications to what was issued in January of this year.





