Jim Hagedorn

We do not want to exchange U.S. energy independence for dependence on China.

This administration under Biden attacking U.S. energy, going after the lifeblood of our economy, it is absolutely I think disgusting.

If you think this is the big problem, you have got to go after China.

To state it again, these are successful government programs that deliver real results.

I think this is one of the few good things that came out of the coronavirus situation, is the advent of telemedicine.

If you are going to have 18 States that just can't participate because they already have restrictions on these municipal broadband networks, that is pretty darn serious.

One way that we can ensure that we meet this goal is to have better broadband connectivity, which has been found it be a key aspect in increased economic growth for rural businesses.

Congress must work to find solutions to address this digital divide.

I am all for it. We have farmers that need to move their grain.

We are encouraging our governor to reopen our state, give up his emergency powers, and make sure that we can get all businesses and schools fully operational.

The extra $300 a week federal unemployment compensation is a deterrent for people to return to work.

As a member of Congress, I think our goal is to make sure everybody gets treated equally.

I talked with her about the Restaurant Revitalization Fund and how the Democrats with President Biden... decided to have a priority group that included every single type of bar and restaurant owner except people who happened to be White…

I think it is bad enough that when a government, federal government picks winners and losers, that is socialist policies.

How is that not discriminatory or even outright racist?

We should all be treated equally. We should all have the same opportunity.

I think if we want to continue to preserve rural America and our rural way of life, this is something that we have to tackle.

Having access to the internet and broadband services like this is just a basic infrastructure issue.

Transportation bill needs to be about roads and bridges, not a vehicle for pushing socialist Green New Deal policies

I am not sure I understand how an administration that claims they want to do infrastructure, the first thing that they did is they canceled the Keystone pipeline.

I am a little concerned that there might be more money in a proposal out there for electric vehicles than there are for maintaining and upgrading our roads and bridges.

I would encourage Biden Administration to reconsider its ruling on Keystone XL, especially given the high wage union jobs the project creates

We just can't have that in the United States anymore.

I just think the better approach is to build up our economy. Do the pro-growth policies that work.

This program is working for folks, and I can also testify on some of the senior nutrition programs that they are working--I was just in Austin less than a couple weeks ago helping to distribute meals at lunch, and they are getting out 500…