Well, we're looking at long-term funding.
This is our nation's most successful land conservation program, which 85 Senators voted to make permanent just last year.
My intention, so you know, is we're going to rewrite the rule and go through the complete public process on it because both you and I agree ...
These cuts would significantly reduce funding for tribal education programs and social services. This is unacceptable, and it is a betrayal ...
the budget balances fiscally in a 10-year program.
The budget gives us a very clear indication of President Trump's and Secretary Zinke's priorities.
If you are going to operate on public land, then the public should have a say because we are all stewards of our public lands.
I am absolutely committed to making sure that every kid has a great education, in particular, to some of our Indian nations.
If we want to balance the budget, this is a starting point of what a balanced budget would look like.
Fighting forest fires, particularly in the West, has become a billion-dollar problem.
The budget does not favor one energy solution over another, nor does it favor extraction over non-extraction.