Now you get to implement them, and I’d be interested in how you see that playing out.
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'm confident because of the Space Force's vision that the new Portfolio Acquisition Executives will operate and function much like the Space Development Agency director, particularly as it aims to get the [low Earth orbit] constellation…
The American people expect accountability when the government spends their hard-earned tax dollars.
Passing the Water Resources Development Act out of our committee unanimously every two years—for over a decade—really is evidence that collaborative legislating still exists in the United States Senate.
Every day, they provide the strategic deterrence and long-range strike capability that keep our adversaries in check and our allies confident.
The best way we can honor those who sacrificed is by preserving the freedoms they fought to secure and inspiring future generations to protect them.
I thank our witness for joining us today, and I look forward to your testimony,
What’s so great about this World War II Heritage City designation isn’t that we just honor the past—it’s that we’re reminded how to live in the future as free people.
When 12 percent of our nation served, the other 88 percent served too, and Valley City did so in extraordinary ways.
I love that it’s Valley City, the smallest city in the country to receive this designation, because America’s small communities contributed so much to defending freedom.
I regret that more of my colleagues who also oppose eliminating the filibuster refuse to say it publicly.
I think he knows the votes aren’t there for it, unless we blow up the filibuster, that’s the bigger philosophical question.
The men and women of this wing are responsible for one of the most critical missions in our national defense.
I also congratulate Col. Burrell as he takes command of the 5th Bomb Wing.
He’s led what I believe to be the most important bomber wing in the world with professionalism, steady leadership, and a real commitment to the mission.
I’ve really enjoyed working with Col. Lamarand over the last two years.
After years of local work this investment will help replace three aging bridges to keep communities safe and ensure the efficient transportation of goods and services across state lines.
The Red River divides North Dakota and Minnesota, and the bridges joining them are essential to these rural sister communities.
The 91st Missile Wing is at the heart of America’s nuclear deterrent, standing watch every day to keep our nation safe.
As North Dakota Senator and former Tourism Director, I am honored to have played a small role in the creation of this historic library.
Your leadership has created a culture that embraces innovation, and your vision and foresight have helped make our state a national model for broadband expansion.
Thank you for being part of this association, and congratulations on nearing 100 percent broadband connectivity across North Dakota.
North Dakota is at the heart of what makes America great. It was an honor to celebrate the opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in the very landscape that shaped Roosevelt’s legacy and continues to heal generations today.





