Imported beef below market prices will only put more pressure on our cattlemen.
Tom Cotton
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Tom Cotton is an American politician and attorney serving as the junior United States senator from Arkansas since January 2015. A member of the Republican Party, he has been a prominent voice on various national security and foreign policy issues. Cotton is known for his strong stance on military matters and has advocated for a robust U.S. presence abroad, particularly in relation to China and Russia. He has also focused on immigration reform and economic policies aimed at supporting American workers.
I write concerning federal tax guidance that discourages the investment needed to defend it.
Joe Biden’s reckless open border policies allowed illegal aliens to exploit our immigration system. Our bill would close loopholes that incentivize illegal border crossings, endanger children and families, and undermine our asylum system.
Violent illegal aliens are criminals who should be deported, not released from detention centers. Our bill will ensure illegal aliens stay in detention centers until their deportation date to keep Arkansans safe.
Today, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of common sense—women’s sports are for women, not for men. Arkansas was one of the first states to push back on this madness and I’m glad the Supreme Court agrees. This decision benefits women across…
American businesses must understand that the U.S. government will not accept the risks of Chinese AI, and such a prohibition also sends an unmistakable demand signal for American alternatives.
Today, with the passage of the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia Act, we honor his legacy and send a clear message to our allies and enemies alike: the United States will defend freedom around the world.
Lindsey knew that strength produces peace and prosperity, and he believed the United States is the greatest force for freedom that mankind has ever known.
Such a change would fundamentally alter the purpose and protections of permanent [Fish and Wildlife] wetland easements.
Attacks on civilian infrastructure have become a routine instrument of modern warfare, and American operational technology is a target.
Attacks on civilian infrastructure have become a routine instrument of modern warfare, and American operational technology is a target. I write concerning federal tax guidance that discourages the investment needed to defend it.
These investments allow China to advance their interests, while undermining American innovation and our national security.
I commend the administration’s current efforts and believe that if you take prompt action, America can keep the frontier advantage and unleash a diffusion strategy that ensures U.S. AI dominance, both domestically and globally.
I’m pleased that my colleagues voted to confirm Mr. Clayton as Director of National Intelligence and look forward to working with him to keep Americans safe.
These facts reflect severe vulnerabilities at our nation’s premier and most sensitive scientific environments.
I propose we extend these prohibitions to additional Chinese models and enact a government-wide ban on contractor use.
America wins the AI race when we offer models that provide optionality, from the state-of-the-art frontier for high-assurance, mission-critical applications in defense, critical infrastructure, and advanced scientific research, to cheaper…
I encourage you to pursue a proactive strategy to address these issues, with a coordinated, multi-pronged approach.
American companies, particularly those that do business with the U.S. government, should never jeopardize our security for higher profits.
To stay ahead in the AI race, the U.S. must fully capture AI’s economic and geopolitical returns, while continuing to create the most advanced frontier models.
I write to you concerned about American companies increasingly relying on Chinese AI models.
Jay Clayton is a highly qualified nominee with a deep experience combatting a wide range of national security threats. As U.S. attorney, Mr. Clayton has worked hand in glove with our intelligence agencies and counterterrorism personnel to…
Therefore, I encourage additional scrutiny of financial ties between American universities and Communist China.
I remain concerned that millions in additional transactions with sanctioned Chinese entities may not have been reported.
I commend the Department of Education’s work to improve transparency, which includes actions against universities that have failed to comply with statutory financial reporting requirements.





