Mark Amodei

This measure represents one of the most significant pieces of Nevada lands legislation in our state’s history.

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The home team has done just fine. The time has not come for a national private political organization to pick for Nevadans, who speaks for them in the U.S. House of Representatives.

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Cutting this funding will not meaningfully reduce the deficit, but it will dismantle a trusted source of information for millions of Americans.

Rescinding this funding would also isolate rural communities.

Rural broadcasters face significant challenges in raising private funds, making them particularly vulnerable if government funding is cut.

That’s probably three nos.

I will just put on the Record that I associate myself with the remarks of Mr. Tiffany, and I support the amendment.

I rise as the designee of Congresswoman Stefanik to offer and support amendment No. 56. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: At the end of the bill (before the short title)…

I claim the time in opposition. The Acting CHAIR. The gentleman from Nevada is recognized for 5 minutes.

May I inquire as to the time remaining. The Acting CHAIR. The gentleman from Nevada has 3\1/2\ minutes remaining.

I claim the time in opposition to the amendment. The Acting CHAIR. The gentleman from Nevada is recognized for 5 minutes.

I thank the chairman of the full committee, Mr. Cole, for his leadership throughout the fiscal year 2025 process and his support as we continue to take conservative appropriations bills to the floor. I also thank the ranking member of the…

For the record, none of them are on this committee, so don't anybody--

Congress established the Pell Grant as the main investment in college affordability for low- and middle-income students, but today, the Pell Grant has the lowest purchasing power in more than its 50-year history.

We thank Congressman Amodei for his support of this important legislation, and we urge Congress to pass the bill this year.

There is a failure to distinguish between... what affects the Bureau of Land Management in this bill.

Please get rid of NEPA and make the Forest Service tell them no.

I appreciate the reference to the Rocky Mountain West, but those of us from other areas of the West... it is the Intermountain West.

When you look at the rest of these proposals, in aggregate, it is about a four-to-one ratio, 4 acres of wilderness or other type of special status versus an acre of economic development.

I know there is some concern about some of the amounts of wilderness and stuff that is being removed from oil and gas exploration.

It should be noted, though, when you talk about place-based decisions, we don't write lands bills in my office for my district.

I appreciate hearing the references from both of you about decisions made closest to the ground are best, and placed-based decisions regarding Federal land use.