I am pleading with you to work with me, tell me how I can help you fix this earthen dam sooner than a couple of years from now.
Kevin Cramer
The Public Record
Kevin John Cramer is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from North Dakota since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Cramer previously represented North Dakota's at-large congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 3, 2013, to January 3, 2019. Throughout his political career, he has focused on issues such as energy policy, agriculture, and veterans' affairs, often advocating for North Dakota's interests on a national level.
I appreciate that. Not that you all are not important to the process, but we need to talk to some people that actually permit some things.
We found a way to streamline the process through the interagency process, with actually adding environmental protections.
The idea that somehow we have plenty of fossil fuel permits issued, well into the future.
A lot of silos in the Federal Government. I appreciate your working across them.
I am pleading with you to work with me, tell me how I can help you fix this earthen dam sooner than a couple of years from now.
I think the communication problem was more the timing that you actually had mentioned getting to it.
We need to do things quicker. We really need to have that type of security that you talked about.
We need to do things quicker. We really need to have that type of security that you talked about.
We need to do things quicker. We really need to have that type of security that you talked about.
I think it is a really awful idea, that you would punish the high performers this way.
The idea that somehow they would have to subsidize somebody who makes three times as much money just because their credit score was better than that person just makes zero sense to me.
I like the idea of vouchers. I like the idea of dealing with the demand side.
This is legislation that Senator Coons and I introduced last session, reintroduced it, good bipartisan support from the Committee.
I like the idea of vouchers. I like the idea of dealing with the demand side.
I think it is a really awful idea, that you would punish the high performers this way.
The idea that somehow they would have to subsidize somebody who makes three times as much money just because their credit score was better than that person just makes zero sense to me.
A demand side without a supply side, with inadequate balance of incentives, really does not do a heck of a lot of good.
This is legislation that Senator Coons and I introduced last session, reintroduced it, good bipartisan support from the Committee.
I think it is a really awful idea, that you would punish the high performers this way.
The idea that somehow they would have to subsidize somebody who makes three times as much money just because their credit score was better than that person just makes zero sense to me.
This is legislation that Senator Coons and I introduced last session, reintroduced it, good bipartisan support from the Committee.
I like the idea of vouchers. I like the idea of dealing with the demand side.





