Its listing will jeopardize wildfire mitigation, road and infrastructure construction, and agriculture. What my colleagues might not realize is this listing will even block projects that would benefit the species. The Endangered Species…
Pete Stauber
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Pete Stauber is an American politician and former professional hockey player serving as the U.S. Representative for Minnesota's 8th congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as veterans' affairs, economic development, and public safety during his time in office. Stauber has been an advocate for the mining industry in Minnesota, emphasizing the importance of natural resources to the state's economy.
The actions taken by the Biden administration with regard to the offshore leasing program have hindered responsible development.
Our northern Minnesota economy is largely based on outdoor tourism, and the recreational multi-use of our public lands and waters at Voyageurs National Park has been an economic driver for our communities for decades.
I fear that this proposed plan is simply an attempt by this Administration to keep our public lands off limits.
The policies in place hinder our way of life in northern Minnesota, and limit our ability to recreate responsibly in the lands and waters at Voyageurs.
Do you believe our national parks and the National Park System policies that govern these parks should serve the best interests of the American people?
Rural America, I represent Northeast Minnesota. It is rural and it is beautiful. But the constituents that we serve that are in rural America deserve the same priority as those living in the metro areas.
I want to thank my colleague from California, Representative Levin, and my colleague from Virginia, Representative Wittman, for introducing the GROW Act.
One very small step that we can take to thank these heroes is ensuring that they have access to our public and Federal lands.
Delays in certifying or recertifying procedures can have devastating consequences for these entrepreneurs.
The Small Business Administration is charged with ensuring that only eligible firms are participating in the women-owned small business contracting program.
I rise today to speak in favor of The Small Business Contracting Transparency Act.
During the Trump administration, our government adopted the principle of one in, two out by repealing two regulations for every new one introduced.
By supporting the Small Business Contracting Transparency Act, you will not only provide valuable assistance to small businesses but also ensure accountability and effectiveness in the administration of these programs.
It is beyond me why this small business administrator would not come here and testify to the $200 billion in fraud.
The American public deserve answers, and we deserved answers from the Administrator Guzman today, and her failure to testify alongside you should not go unnoticed.
Unfortunately, the SBA and the Biden administration have failed to provide a detailed account of how this significant misappropriation of taxpayer funds occurred.
I think it is really egregious that you were notified via a television newscast.
It is unacceptable that the Biden administration has not properly consulted you and other members of the Navajo Nation throughout this entire withdrawal process.
The letter details their opposition to the withdrawal, as it would have a significant negative impact on, 'elderly culture bearers who rely on income from oil and gas royalties to meet their basic needs.'
The 25th Navajo Nation Council is concerned that any buffer zone, in addition to the withdrawal of public land, will have a detrimental impact to the Navajo Nation allottees.
Stauber, Hon. Pete, a Representative in Congress from the State of Minnesota
Today, coal still supplies over 20 percent of America's electricity, and remains the primary power source in many parts of the world, including Asia.
While it is true that coal has decreased as a percentage of energy mix, much of that decrease was deliberately caused by intentional anti-coal policies, not by market forces.





