Our, you know, our number one goal is to make sure floor insurance remains affordable and available and this is going to hurt low to moderate income communities more than it will the wealthy.

The faster we can do this, the better, because it looks like we are going to have, yet another year where our taxpayers are going to foot the bill for billions of dollars for temporary facilities, instead of having an actual solution.

Mississippi families, and families all across the nation to be accurate, should not be left holding the bill for FEMA's inability to be transparent about the significant changes it is implementing.

Inflation is at a 40-year high, due in part to excessive Government spending.

It is so difficult that Sheriff Perkins can't get volunteers to go make these--carry people out who have been sick or injured.

A greater concern is the demonization of the oil and gas industry, which is an industry that every American depends on.

It is critical that funding for this program, which addresses critical clean water and aquatic habitat work, is protected.

If we could just clear out some willows, we could provide a landing area for rescue helicopters, which could do this flight in about 20 minutes.

Top-down policies that force hardships on Americans never works when the costs outweigh the benefits on their everyday lives.

I urge you to support this vital program by providing full funding for CFLRP in fiscal year 2023.

Let me be clear. We share the same goal of clean, affordable, reliable energy, but we disagree on the speed and the approach for achieving it.