if someone is serious about climate change, if they really feel that it is an existential threat that faces our country, you cannot defend the Paris Agreement because it was not a serious effort.
Chris Stewart
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Chris Douglas Stewart is an American politician and author currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Utah's 2nd congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Stewart has focused on various issues including national security, economic growth, and public lands management during his time in office. He has also been involved in efforts related to military and veterans' affairs, reflecting his commitment to supporting those who serve in the armed forces.
I think many times when people start a conversation with me, they say you are a Republican, therefore, you do not care about the environment.
I love the fact that you are here together. And I would like to mimic something you said, Mr. Secretary, if I could, and that is, these are--our forests are national jewels.
we do not want one State contributing to another, nor do we want one nation contributing to another, which is clearly happening.
It is a ridiculous over extension of Federal policy that is really having negative impacts on not just Western lands and families.
But they are also a resource. And as you said, Mr. Secretary, they are like a crop.
This is what it leads to. It is like building a zoo, and not feeding the animals and starving them to death.
Do we agree--and again, this is a simple question. Do we agree that that is a part of management as well in taking proper advantage of this resource?
At its heart, this rule is about one thing. It is about taking power away from local officials, including local BLM officials, and moving that power to Washington, D.C., to faceless bureaucrats who sit in cubicles here in this city and…
I would like to take a few minutes to congratulate the completion of the Freedmen's Bureau Records Project. The Freedmen's Bureau was organized by Congress in 1865 at the conclusion of the Civil War. It offered assistance to freed slaves…
As I think all of us know, today marks the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor; a devastating event that took the lives of more than 2,300 Americans and ultimately led, of course, to the United States' entrance into World War…
I thank Chairman Nunes for allowing me to speak in support of the Intelligence Authorization Act. Mr. Speaker, sometimes it is easiest for us to forget that the primary responsibility of the Federal Government is to help to keep us safe. I…
I thank the gentleman from Nebraska for the opportunity to speak on behalf of my bill, the Veterans TRICARE Choice Act. Mr. Speaker, it was my honor to serve for 14 years as a pilot in the Air Force, and for my family--my wife, my…
It is with honor but with sadness that I rise today to honor a local hero, 26-year-old West Valley Police Officer Cody Brotherson, who was killed last week in the line of duty. On Sunday, November 6, around 3 a.m., police were pursuing…
It is truly an honor to represent not only the many veterans within our association, but all of our Nation's veterans and their families, who have made such large sacrifices to protect our way of life.
I would like to thank the chairman and Mr. Salmon for letting me speak in support of this resolution. I have worked very closely over the last several years with the Embassy of Japan. I was honored, for example, to host the Deputy…
This bill gives TRICARE-eligible individuals the flexibility to best care for their families and ensures them the same access to healthcare benefits that their civilian counterparts have.
In a great example of interservice support and bipartisanship, he joined forces with Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard...
The Judgment Fund is the mechanism that Congress established in 1956 to pay settlements and judgments issued against the United States.
By now we're all familiar with the Administration's decision to take $1.3 billion out of the fund, convert it to cash, and deliver it to Iran.
Some 20 years ago, President Clinton went to Arizona and he pointed across the border into Utah, in my district, and he said: I'm creating a national monument over there--nearly 2 million acres. He did not have the courage to come to Utah…
I thank the chairman for allowing me to speak in support of the Intelligence Authorization Act. Fifteen years or so ago, I was piloting the B-1, which is one of the most sophisticated aircraft or weapons systems ever developed. At the…
Along with many of my colleagues, I rise today to honor National Police Week. One of the favorite things that I get to do as a Member of Congress is to ride with police officers as they go about their duties, and from St. George to Salt…





