I will start by stating the obvious fact that it seems astonishing to even have to state: Men and women are biologically different and just by a boy calling himself a girl, it doesn't make it so. It is amazing but telling that the same…

So, then energy poverty is a policy of this Administration from what I can tell from your answers.

But your policies do the exact opposite, which increase the cost of energy, correct?

Do you think that is a good thing?

Do you believe energy poverty is a good thing?

I don't think that it is fair to take the position or to imply that by pushing back on the idea...

It has evolved over time to something that is used quite readily by environmental groups and NGOs...

Who is it who is responsible for legislating in this country? Is that the legislative branch?

I hate to tell you, Mr. Brown and Ms. Olsen, that as long as there is an unwillingness to acknowledge the impact that wind turbines are having on the right whales and other species, your industry and industries like yours are going to…

when a government does things that it should not be doing, it eventually becomes incapable of doing the things that it should.

Unfortunately, I come with an issue of great concern for multiple sectors of the Wyoming economy.

I recognize that printing money as we have been so recklessly for the last couple of years...

Some of the experts over time have made some pretty serious mistakes in terms of the species...

And we also prioritize where we want to spend the money, as well.

I definitely disagree with the idea that Republicans are not conservationists, that we don't care about the environment, and we don't care about species recovery.

If we cannot deliver soda ash to customers, they will turn to our synthetic soda ash competitor, which is China.

I am concerned because access to reliable rail has all but disappeared in my State.

The issues within your jurisdiction are incredibly important to the State of Wyoming, our businesses, and our citizens.

Rail issues come and go from the national news based on events happening around the country.

The IHS budget is the fulfillment of the United States' sacred promise to Tribal Nations.

Congress must provide mandatory funding for IHS. Our treaties are the law of the land.

I think that would have been important information for them to hear.

Congress must permanently reauthorize the Special Diabetes Program for Indians before it expires in September of this year.

Their promise of outlawing gas stoves, air-conditioners that work, and the internal combustion engine and other technologies that make our lives better is beyond their expiration date as politicians. How so very convenient. The House…

We cannot adequately address all our needs at the tribe, even as decision makers... without collecting the data and sharing the information.