Cory Gardner

My belief that federal deference to state water law should remain and that the requirement the federal claims the use of that water would be asserted, quantified, adjudicated via the state McCarran Amendment principles.

I couldn't agree with you more. We have to be doing that.

Lynn Johnson... demonstrates what dedication to public service looks like, what it means.

I must express my appreciation to the chairman as well for incredible service in the Senate, distinguished service.

Do you support U.S. withdrawal from the World Trade Organization? Yes or no?

It's a very broad tariff.

Should we move forward with tariffs when we don't have a study on the impact on energy?

But just to be clear, there's no study on the cost of building pipelines in the United States under a 25 percent or 10 percent tariff?

I think it's a lousy idea, and, again, I think massive tax increases are a step backward for our economy if that's the plan. I strongly object to it.

This idea to perpetrate a massive 19 percent tax increase on the American economy is not the right policy at a time when we're trying to create jobs and grow our economy.

RUS should use technologically neutral criteria and focus on the best way to get rural Americans online.

The AIRWAVES Act, sponsored by Senators Gardner and Hassan, would allocate 10 percent of auction proceeds to fund mobile broadband in rural areas.

We strongly support Senators Gardner and Hassan's AIRWAVES Act, which provides a clear plan for additional spectrum across a wide and diverse range of frequencies.

How do we fix this? How do we make sure we get this right?

If you don't challenge it then you're not going to be eligible for USF for 10 years.

My neighbors think I'm nuts because I have to walk to the end of the block to get a cell phone signal.

I appreciate the FCC's attempt to improve the map and I continue to have concerns that it doesn't reflect actual coverage on the ground in my home state of Colorado.

That's why Senator Hassan and I introduced the AIRWAVES Act to free up more license and unlicensed spectrum and to invest in the buildout of rural broadband networks.

I believe we have got to continue to keep up the pressure to free even more spectrum and help close that digital divide.

The map misrepresents the existence of 4G LTE service in many areas

This is $18 million to the people of Western Colorado. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for that.

Thank you, Secretary Zinke, for your time and service today. Thanks to your investment in our public lands.

This legislation is a mutually beneficial conveyance for both the Forest Service and Dolores County.

What more should we do? Did we get it all right? Did we get something wrong?

Unfortunately, I've been told that there may have been a bill he signed on the last day he was in office.