There are major issues that impact my constituents, impact my district, and it's very important to make sure that I have friends in Congress. I think it's a good bang for my -- for my contributors' buck.
Shelley Berkley discusses the necessity of building alliances in Congress to address issues affecting her constituents.
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I do believe that some of the recommendations in the report require more scrutiny.
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Let us get right to the point. Nevadans have been saying no to Yucca Mountain for decades, and we will continue shouting no at the top of our lungs until this effort to shove nuclear waste down our throats has ended.
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