Joe Manchin

We can't let the perfect--or the politics--be the enemy of the good and continue to live with an outdated permitting process.

we support the series of proposals that have kind of anchored the House and Senate legislation, Senators Manchin, Barrasso, Capito

the bill that I introduced and 47 bipartisan senators voted for last year would set enforceable timelines for agencies to complete reviews

It takes decades to permit a new mine. It is a failure, and it is setting us up to rely on countries who are hostile to our way of life.

It's time for us to all roll up our sleeves and do our jobs.

We are experiencing a skilled workforce shortage.

This Administration continues to prioritize their radical policy over the economic, energy, and national security needs of our country, and it is absolutely infuriating.

Connecting the population base of the DC metro area to the interior of West Virginia would be a game changer.

It's long past time we finish the job.

It's long past time we finish the job.

Connecting the population base of the DC metro area to the interior of West Virginia would be a game changer.

Alzheimer's and dementia-related research must remain a national priority.

Recent estimates show more than 106,000 Americans, and more than 1,500 West Virginians, died from drug-related overdoses in the last year.

Substance abuse challenges facing the Nation basically are receiving just lip service in this budget as the National Institute on Drug Abuse is receiving flat funding.

West Virginia continues to have the highest rate of overdose deaths in the country with 90 deaths per 100,000 people.

I'm disappointed that these awards are flat funded in the President's budget.

I'm disappointed in some of the overall funding levels in the NIH proposed budget.

I'm pleased that the budget devotes increases to the Cancer Moonshot and significant resources to the Advanced Research Project Agency for Health or ARPA-H to focus on finding cures and treatments for cancer.

I'm pleased that the budget devotes increases to the Cancer Moonshot and significant resources to the Advanced Research Project Agency for Health or ARPA-H to focus on finding cures and treatments for cancer.

Alzheimer's and dementia-related research must remain a national priority.

West Virginia continues to have the highest rate of overdose deaths in the country with 90 deaths per 100,000 people.

Substance abuse challenges facing the Nation basically are receiving just lip service in this budget as the National Institute on Drug Abuse is receiving flat funding.

I'm disappointed in some of the overall funding levels in the NIH proposed budget.

I'm disappointed that these awards are flat funded in the President's budget.

Recent estimates show more than 106,000 Americans, and more than 1,500 West Virginians, died from drug-related overdoses in the last year.