That is a tribute to Senator Cochran and the Secretary of the Navy just coincidentally.
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We are very gratified to have Senator Mikulski as the chairwoman of the full committee.
I simply could not have a better colleague and partner in these endeavors than Senator Murkowski.
We appreciate the steps BLM has already taken to reform the Wild Horse and Burro Program.
I look forward to your answers here this morning and appreciate the courtesy of the Chair.
Let me ask again a related question. And that is that the next-generation funding level, in last year's budget it was $24 million. In this year's budget, it's $50 million.
the solution really here is to do what the Ramah decision laid out, which is to pay the tribes the full amount of their contract support costs.
Can you give us some assurance that you will work with us so that we can avoid these cuts and fulfill the vision that you so eloquently and wisely laid out, along with Senator Baker and our colleagues?
We need $1.5 billion in identified needs for clean and drinking water projects.
These cost benefit analyses are critical and there are some things you can measure easily
Are you confident that you'll have these aircraft under contract and useful this fire season?
I am sure that the consultation right now, or I guess it's not really consultation if it's after the fact, but I'm sure it's difficult.
As we scale back, as I referenced on the sequester, it's about $200 million of lost revenue that we associate with just the cuts we've had to make from the sequester alone.
The answer to those rulings is not to change the law. The answer is to honor the contracts.
I really find it hard to understand how these proposed cuts square with the President's focus on job creation.
I spent my opening comments, I think rightfully, raising serious questions about the SRF.
We are looking to have a notice of the sale to come out within a matter of weeks.





