John Barrasso

The administration's shortsighted, partisan agenda extends to its unilateral approach to the OECD international tax agreement.

This administration must recommit to working with Republicans to develop real solutions that will stabilize the economy and create higher wages and opportunities for American workers.

America is fortunate to have abundant energy resources. Our Nation needs to be focused on unleashing American energy and innovation instead of throwing away one of our biggest economic and geopolitical advantages.

The administration's shortsighted, partisan agenda extends to its unilateral approach to the OECD international tax agreement.

This administration must recommit to working with Republicans to develop real solutions that will stabilize the economy and create higher wages and opportunities for American workers.

This administration must recommit to working with Republicans to develop real solutions that will stabilize the economy and create higher wages and opportunities for American workers.

The administration is attacking the industry providing our allies with an alternative to relying on and lining the pockets of dictators in Russia, Iran, and Venezuela.

Secretary Yellen, I agree with you that having a funding plan for an agency budget that dwarfs many others is 'critical.'

The administration's shortsighted, partisan agenda extends to its unilateral approach to the OECD international tax agreement.

The budget fails to consider these revenue impacts, which, if implemented, will result in billions of dollars of lost U.S. revenue.

I actually believe that you, and I believe the Secretary of Energy, really want to speed this up and are not the cause of the inaction.

I have urged the Department to accelerate its efforts to establish a U.S. source for high-assay low-enriched uranium.

Nuclear power is our nation's largest source of carbon-free electricity.

U.S. uranium is critical to America's energy security.

We must reestablish the United States as the global leader in nuclear energy.

Chairman Manchin and Senator Risch and I introduced legislation to authorize the Department to execute its plan.

I think it's not you and I think it's not the Secretary. So then, I am looking to see where that is.

I actually believe that you, and I believe the Secretary of Energy, really want to speed this up and are not the cause of the inaction.

When will the Department request proposals from industry to establish commercial production of high-assay low-enriched uranium?

I have urged the Department to accelerate its efforts to establish a U.S. source for high-assay low-enriched uranium.

We must reestablish the United States as the global leader in nuclear energy.

U.S. uranium is critical to America's energy security.

Nuclear power is our nation's largest source of carbon-free electricity.

Inaction is also fiscally irresponsible.

Without extending this act, it is not an exaggeration to say our nuclear industry will cease to exist.