I think the chance of providing--the Supreme Court finally providing some clarity is a good thing.

The administrative State is difficult to operate in, and trying to find a way with a single lead to get all the agencies on the same page.

I can say unequivocally that the Clean Water Act actually is transformative.

We would not be having the discussion about the success of the Clean Water Act without the dedicated professionals who actually implement it.

Some States have used this authority to block meaningful infrastructure projects they are politically opposed to.

I think it is a set-aside out of every annual appropriation for FEMA for the emergency response.

If we do not invest in human capital, those investments in the infrastructure will be wasted.

I think we have to be aware of what drives affordability.

I do believe it is important to take the time to look back, to reflect, to take a look at our successes.

I think that is particularly important down in Puerto Rico, to be funding the green infrastructure and to be looking at stormwater capture.

supporting a robust patent filing and litigation system is paramount to ensuring American innovation.