Mike Turner

I urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support our farmers and biofuel producers in advancing legislation that expands and enhances our biofuel program.

Biofuels are good for the environment, they are good for America, they are good for our national security.

I fought to protect critical clean energy tax cuts during Congress' debt limit negotiation to continue to fight on behalf of the biofuel industry and our farmers.

I urge this committee to help reign in the power of the EPA and Fish and Wildlife Service and give clarification on definitions such as habitat.

This new listing would not only impact my home state of Indiana but would also affect Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and your state, Mr. Chairman…

I have formal letters of support from Arkansas' Governor, Sarah Sanders.

This bill would designate approximately 2,200 acres of existing Forest Service acres to Flatside Wilderness.

I started working on possible strategies to enhance Flatside Wilderness.

Unfortunately, in recent decades, unelected bureaucrats have misused the ESA, giving them far too much power over the lives of Americans and the economic vitality of our communities.

This story goes all the way back to the 98th Congress in 1984.

I want to say thank you for focusing on this important effort.

This bipartisan bill aims to better inform constituents of where sinkholes are located or could form.

Perhaps, Mr. President, who is supposed to be in charge of taxes coming to our Nation, and who so frequently tells us that the American people are not paying enough taxes, might want to wander down the hall at the White House and turn to…

The very people they claim to care about, are the ones they hurt the most.

We are not using fewer fossil fuels, we are just using them differently.

So that is not a sane policy.

It is a wonderful question, Congresswoman--and I say this often on social media, and I know my social media is well followed on this committee--but people who have a farm like I do, you cannot find farm equipment that is hardly not made in…

I just want to know why the American oil and gas workers have to suffer, while we look to other countries, some of them hostile, for our energy needs.

Biden's disastrous climate policies and his environmental, social, and governance standards are crippling the United States economy.

I have stood in small towns in West Virginia that used to be thriving, that had communities with little leagues and schools that were well funded that are all closed because we have sent their jobs overseas.

This is what you White people do to us all the time. You sent us to this reservation... And now the green energy has come, and now you tell us no more coal, and you plunge us back into poverty.

I do not applaud sending American jobs overseas in the name of a green agenda.

At no point did I call anyone on this committee or any Member of Congress a communist, and I resent the fact that it is being implicated that I did.

We have voluntarily restrained ourselves so that these Aegis capabilities are missing.

It is time that we do.