I just want to underscore, I think what both of them mentioned was truly the bipartisan nature of the committee.
Dan Newhouse
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Dan Milton Newhouse is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Washington's 4th congressional district since 2014. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as agriculture, natural resources, and economic development during his tenure in Congress. Newhouse has been an advocate for farmers and has worked on legislation to support rural communities in Washington state.
One overriding question that I will probably ask all of you to think about, the chairman has been very clear to everybody that is coming before us to anticipate us not being able to honor requests fully.
It is imperative that our medical offices in the Halls of Congress have the proper policies in place to ensure that they can communicate with and inform House and Senate offices of any procedures or events relating to the coronavirus in…
The fiscal year 2021 budget request for the House agencies, as the chairman just says, is $1.531 billion, which is $165 million above the current enacted levels.
I am all for preservation, don't get me wrong, I really am, but I am just trying to make sure we have the information to make the right decision.
I can't believe it has been four years, but time goes by quickly, doesn't it?
I think that, if we are going to be effective here, we have to have something that people... feel as though they are investing their time in a good way.
You guys do awesome stuff. It is amazing that you can respond as quickly as you do.
I have got great constituents but certainly a lot of Second Amendment folks, and a lot of people do carry.
In my view, members of our community, the everyday citizen must engage in this process because of the importance the river system has...
I appreciate your commitment to seeing this through to the end in a positive way.
That is why I believe the public process is so important. That is why I believe more dialogue is so important, but dialogue based on science and facts, not on political antics like this.
We are continually seeking to implement what I call mutually beneficial Tribal settlements.
This is our responsibility that we can deliver water in a wet year but also in a dry year.
We are on target to meet all of our responsibilities in the Colorado River Basin given the hydrology this year.
We believe we are going to be able to meet our responsibilities to water users in the Missouri Basin.
I do not believe the proposed level of funding meets the Federal Government's obligations in what is needed to ensure success at Hanford.
In order for the U.S. Government to fulfill its obligation, consistent and predictable funding is absolutely critical.
Nobody in this Congress, no district, is more dependent on Yucca Mountain as Washington State's 4th.





