"I think the contrast in the discussion is pretty clear. We have a plan that relies on innovation and trees to capture carbon, instead of over-bearing Federal mandates that drive up costs for consumers."
"Yesterday, I met with the U.S. Forest Service officials in Missoula, Montana to discuss their progress on using tools that Congress has given them to improve the health of our forests."
"I want to tell a story about a young woman from Montana and her beautiful baby boy."
"My home State of Montana exports about half of the electricity it generates, some from coal, some hydropower, some natural gas, and some from wind."
"The first bill I voted on as a new Member of the House was the Electricity Reliability and Forest Protection Act, introduced by my colleague, Representative Zinke, at the time."
"We should be concerned about the lack of Federal research on marijuana because, when we consider such a drastic change, we must ensure that that policy is based on sound science."
"To consider making any schedule I drug legal and more readily available without adequate research is a misplaced priority when addiction continues to ravage our country."
"Expanding access to marijuana without the benefit and guidance of the facts and sound science is of grave concern."
"To a casual observer, Medicare for All sounds appealing on its face, but it is really just a marketing gimmick."
"In reality, Medicare for All is Medicare for none."
"Let's be clear. Medicare for All would gut Medicare and the VA for our veterans."