The last time we did this we had to take from the General Fund. Those days are over.
John Barrasso
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John Anthony Barrasso is an American politician and physician serving as the senior United States senator from Wyoming since 2007. A member of the Republican Party, Barrasso has focused on issues such as healthcare, energy, and economic growth during his tenure in the Senate. He has been an advocate for reducing government regulations and promoting energy independence, reflecting the interests of his constituents in Wyoming, a state rich in natural resources.
This Committee must not lose sight of the importance of a national, interconnected system of highways that includes access for rural America.
this morning, upon coming in, I found this morning's copy of Politico with the front-page headline: ``ObamaCare: One Blow After Another,'' with a picture of a pill bottle that says: ``Promises vs. Reality.'' I am going to read a little bit…
I appreciate the fine work done by all of our colleagues. I wish to support this bipartisan helium bill, S. 783. This is a bill which is critical to maintaining a stable supply of helium now and into the future. This bill accomplishes…
today I would like to follow up on some of the comments by Senator Cornyn about these massive burdens on American families, how it is impacting their lives, their quality of life. Those are burdens forced upon them by this administration…
Mr. Secretary, I appreciate you coming to Congress to seek legislative authorization for the military action. President Obama specifically asserted on Saturday that he already had authority.
Has the administration created--conducted perhaps a threat assessment of how Russia, how Iran, how Hezbollah is going to respond to a U.S.-led attack?
Over Labor Day weekend in Wyoming, I heard from people all across the State. All believe what is happening is Syria is awful, despicable, do have concerns about the administration and what the plan really is, what a strategy really is.
many of us will be leaving in the next day or so and heading to States across the country. As we travel across our States, we will be listening to our constituents and hearing what is on their minds. One of the things I hear about every…
I would like to add to the comments. In Wyoming we have what is called the code of the West. While Dave Schiappa may be the man of Washington, he abides by the code of the West. There are 10 points, and I won't name them all, but it is to…
Specifically, S. 1352, the reauthorization of the Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act, is important to all Indian tribes.
The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium is vital for the health and well-being of our communities.
I will soon be attending the 101st Wyoming State Fair. During the Ag Hall of Fame Picnic, Senator Enzi and I will have the honor of recognizing Jw and Thea Nuckolls as they are inducted into the Wyoming Agriculture Hall of Fame for 2013. I…
today I come to the floor to tell you about one of Wyoming's own, Brian Scott Gamroth. On the radio, television, or at any number of events, folks all over Wyoming are familiar with his deep, resonating voice. Brian is more than a radio…
One of the components of this demonstration project for the Indian veterans requires that the tribal grantees provide information to the Secretary of HUD to assess the project's effectiveness.
With the tight budget conditions and limited private investment in Indian Country, these changes should help the important work of tribally-designated housing entities.





