Joe Manchin
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Joe Manchin is a United States Senator from West Virginia, serving since 2010. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously held the position of Governor of West Virginia from 2005 to 2010. Manchin is known for his centrist approach and has often positioned himself as a bridge between moderate Democrats and Republicans in the Senate. His legislative focus includes issues such as infrastructure, energy policy, and healthcare.
As long as you make sure that you are identifying the type of facility it is going to take in order to handle that new vaccine.
In the weather conditions we have been having and some of the extreme weather around the country, have we lost, or has any of it spoiled?
There`s a time for bipartisanship to begin. We will see what happens on the other side.
He is very, very disappointed that Joe Biden and the Biden administration is not working harder on the COVID relief bill, to find a bipartisan deal.
Joe Manchin, who is really, you know, the crucial swing vote now on many different things.
They cannot afford to lose a single Democrat if they are going to move forward on anything nominations, legislation, whatever it may be, with Democrats only.
There’s a time for bipartisanship to begin. We will see what happens on the other side.
I introduced a bipartisan bill called the PROMOTES Act, that is going to authorize the Secretary of Defense to enhance the preparation of Junior ROTC students for training and education in STEM fields.
I think Deb will bring a new role to this because she has an interest--of course, she is one and she'll be able to take and raise the American Indian, the first Americans to the position, I think, they can be and have achieved in the State…
I want her to be able to consider the fact that there are many accesses to these lands that are 'don't just take pictures.'
Anybody who thinks you're going to cut off fossil fuel immediately is smoking pot--that's legal in the State of Alaska, by the way.
It is so good to see her here, and she has the Honorable Don Young with her, a dear friend of all of us for many, many years.
The Committee on Energy and Natural Resources has a long, distinguished history of producing bipartisan legislation to ensure our energy security and the wise stewardship of our natural resources.
If we have people in the Department of the Interior such as Deb, maybe there will be a balance.
The breath of fresh air is having President Biden come on and put in some direction, and some supervision and leadership. It`s been wonderful. So, we know where we`re going now. He said, basically, I don`t want to go down the path we went…
We should be engaging on how we continue to develop these new technologies from out of the ground to the finished product, because that is good for our economy, it is good for jobs, and it gives us that competitive advantage that I would…
I have to see if any other of our witnesses have anything to comment on the Paris Accord, how we hold people accountable.
And with that, I want to thank all the witnesses. You all have been wonderful.
If they are going to say we belong to the Paris Accord, but they are not going to attain any achievements whatsoever in meeting the net zero carbon by 2050, how can we enforce that?





