That is called bait and switch. That is what has--you just made a strong commitment to Senator Padilla that you are going to, you used the word continue several times, which is concerning to me, because I am not interested in continuing…
Kevin Cramer
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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 am just having a heck of a time understanding why we apologize for the United States while covering for China.
What I see is a transfer of climate guilt to big polluters as somehow making us feel better.
I am here today to join my colleagues and first associate myself with all of the words from the ranking Republican from the Armed Services Committee, Senator Inhofe. Very well said, Senator, and I agree wholeheartedly. I express my…
I helped lead the charge to reauthorize the Bank a couple years ago with Senator Sinema.
I mean part of the reason we have this no longer transitory inflation, Mr. Chairman, is because we keep giving money away like it grows on trees and we increase the demand for products while diminishing the supply.
that could obviously force financial institutions to put political and social agendas ahead of their investors and ahead of their banks, ahead of the American economy.
I mean when our President has to call on OPEC+ to help bring the price of gasoline down by increasing production, all the while we shut off our own, whether by fiat or by innuendo, that does not seem like a great strategy to me. I think…
I would rather set a goal, a global goal, and hold the real polluters accountable rather than reducing our economy and putting us at a disadvantage.
So in light of what is going on with unemployment, now I know you want to just tax people a whole bunch more and pay people not to work so maybe unemployment is not a problem, but is it? Couldn't we please rethink this strategy, Madame…
this amendment would simply prohibit any ban on hydraulic fracturing. Such a ban would raise Americans' cost of living, weaken our national security, and, of course, actually enhance greenhouse gas emissions. Thanks to the technology of…
I wanted to get down here and spend a few minutes continuing the conversation about this infrastructure package that is before us and that we will be voting on soon or at least the next step of that. I think, to start things off, I, first…
I rise today in support of North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem filing a lawsuit against the Biden administration's continued cancelation of oil and gas leases on Federal lands and its impact on State and private mineral owners…
it is a great honor for me to recognize a North Dakota hero who will celebrate his 100th birthday on August 20. Arnold Postovit of Tioga is one of our State's most treasured residents who has experienced many great moments in our State's…
I want to take some time to share some of my thoughts on this Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act that we are debating today, and I wasn't intending to speak specifically to the amendment Senator Cornyn just brought up, but I just can't…
Because the person that shot her is a police officer shooting a criminal violating -- not complying with officers telling her, stop, don`t come through that window, we have guns drawn, you -- don`t do it.
I just came from a meeting of some of the negotiators. And I want you to know, Senator Capito and Senator Carper, and the team here, the staff, that I asked a very direct, specific question: Does the unanimously passed EPW Surface…
climate change is a global issue, so let us think about risk in the global--in the global context.
Do I have your commitment that you will do everything you can to keep politics out of the EIS process?





