That is unacceptable. We have got to find a way to learn from what Newark, New Jersey, has done.
Cynthia Lummis
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Cynthia Marie Lummis is an American politician and attorney currently serving as the junior United States senator from Wyoming, a position she has held since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, Lummis previously served in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 6, 2009, to January 3, 2017. Throughout her political career, she has focused on issues such as fiscal responsibility, energy policy, and the promotion of Wyoming's agricultural interests.
If it is on a checklist, and there is a blank on the checklist that may trigger EPA to deny some sort of funding, so yes, a big concern.
I was really happy to hear Senator Carper say yes, it is very different in Delaware and Wyoming about what is a disadvantaged community.
This is such a significant program. I am so impressed with the way it operates and how flexible and responsive it has been.
We know that this is a national crisis that did not come about last year, or 10 years ago, or 20 years ago.
I am proud that that product was bipartisan and created a responsible and measured investment in our Nation's water infrastructure.
Providing clean and reliable water in this country is clearly an issue that unites both sides.
I would argue that regulatory relief is the more important place to look, especially when it comes to rare earth minerals and uranium.
Natural gas, especially in this Country, is so incredibly clean that I am actually surprised that climate advocates don't highlight the benefits of natural gas in their agendas.
I would argue that the cost and benefits associated with helping countries like India with their greenhouse gas emissions by helping them switch to natural gas or LNG would globally be enormous.
I also rise to protest the manner in which funding for the people of Ukraine has been strapped to this spending bill, thereby delaying aid to Ukraine and strapping it to a bill that is going to need days to get to the President's desk so…
I am just profoundly sad and also humbled and proud to honor the memory of a cherished son of Wyoming. More than anything, I rise to honor my longtime friend Leland Christensen. Leland was most recently State director for my U.S. Senate…
On February 11th, a Federal court issued a preliminary injunction that prohibits 11 agencies.
I think it was an interesting approach to have a novel approach to have a national Republican committee take a position like that. So, this is not a support or oppose, this is just an observation. I thought that was novel and unique.
Republican senators in Congress and the whole, in terms of how they participated or didn’t, or how they stood by or didn’t during the whole overthrow the government scheme orchestrated out of the Trump White House.
it is always an honor to address the people of the United States from the floor of the U.S. Senate, and tonight is no exception. I want to thank my colleague from Oklahoma for his wonderful remarks. In order to form a more perfect Union…
Community banks in my State are the backbone of banking, again because of our very small population.
it has been well over a year, and I have been stonewalled for well over a year.
My job is to represent Wyoming's best interests and to ensure the Fed is preparing itself for the postpandemic economy.
Companies like Instagram are often designing technology to maximize the collection of our data and subsequently sell visibility into its users private lives and interests.
So one of the reasons that I am concerned about the fact that this is sort of secretive data collection based on a non-open source algorithm is because it gives you that veil of secrecy.
So to me, her Statement says that your company knows the time spent on the platform increases the likelihood of real world negative impacts.
Does Instagram make money from ads that are seen when placed next to highly viewed and viral but also harmful content that violates the rules of your platform?





