We need good information, and we need regulatory procedures that are not only clear, but predictable.
Doug Lamborn
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Doug Lamborn is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Colorado's 5th congressional district since January 4, 2007. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as military and veterans' affairs, energy policy, and fiscal responsibility during his tenure in Congress. Lamborn has been an advocate for the military presence in Colorado and has worked to support local defense industries. He has also been involved in various legislative efforts aimed at reducing government spending and promoting economic growth in his district.
These minerals have to come from somewhere. If they aren't mined here, where will they be mined?
I'm deeply concerned about moving Space Command's headquarters. I believe it will undermine our national security.
I'm encouraged by reporting that suggests that these issues are being seriously considered in the reevaluation of the previous basing decision.
overclassification of space matters is a serious issue that I believe is inhibiting rapid progress in space technology developments.
I was one of over 35 bipartisan members to cosign the USGS 3DEP FY2024 funding letter to the Appropriations Committee.
I really question that approach, Chief, and I wish you would look into that, and hopefully change that.
So, Chief Moore, is the Forest Service still prevented from carrying out fuel removal using categorical exclusions because of the appellate Bosworth decision?
I understand that you have long-term goals, I recognize that. But to reach those goals when certain measures of the Administration reduce supply and increase prices, that has a human cost.
Despite rhetoric from this Administration and its Democratic Members here in Congress, anti-energy and anti-human policies have increased the cost of energy.
the soldiers at Fort Carson and their families, who sacrifice for our country daily, deserve resolution of these issues immediately.
I understand that raising my child as a single mom that things are difficult sometimes.
I think your budget is bloated. I think it is being misused in the wrong places.
I expect and hope that Congress will once again overrule that impulse and continue the funding and research on this, and do--on this critical capability.
I thank the gentleman, who is doing a great job as chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, for yielding. Madam Chair, what should be crystal clear by now is that our friends across the aisle do not have solutions to the energy…
My priorities as we put together the fiscal year 2024 budget are that we keep the current nuclear modernization program of record on track.
The 2022 Nuclear Posture Review eliminated 'hedge against an uncertain future' as a formal role of nuclear weapons.
Airmen in nuclear-coded billets are reporting elevated rates of non-Hodgkins Lymphoma.
Can you describe the process for uploading Minuteman III ICBMs? What would this look like in practice?
What most people do not realize is that this funding is generated through an excise tax on firearms, ammunition, and equipment.
The 3M Company has announced it will discontinue use of a category of substances known as 'PFAS' by the end of 2025.
In the 2030s, both the ICBM and submarine-leg of the triad will be recapitalizing at the same time; do you think it would be prudent to invest and improve the readiness of the bomber force?





