It seems to me that Senator Barrasso's bill, which I'm happy to cosponsor, would establish a framework for establishing forest treatments.

as the Senate turns its attention this week to the farm bill conference report, my thoughts turn to the Wild West to put its provisions in context. Frankly, its 950 pages lend themselves to talking about the good, the bad, and the just…

Unilateral sanctions rarely work.

if there is no other way to stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon than for us to engage in military action, hopefully with others, I am going to vote yes on that.

We need our P5+1 partners, and others, to participate with us here.

I have not signed on to the new sanctions bill, here. I believe that, if diplomacy can work, we ought to allow it to work.

One of the most difficult questions I face at home from constituents and others is about this new legislation.

I share the President's concern and his desire to get immigration reform done.

I am unable to go back to my constituents and say here is the reason that these people with multiple felonies were released into the community.

What I would suggest is that it is not routine to go for a year, a year and a half, 2 years before you come back with an assessment that you said that you would do with regard to these programs.

I share the concerns that some of my colleagues have expressed about some of the, for lack of a better term, extra-constitutional actions taken by the President with regard to the ACA.

Let me get beyond just platitudes on this. DOJ said in 2012 that you would conduct an assessment of these programs to see where there is overlap and where money perhaps is being wasted.