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November 14, 2023

Water is crucial to Wyoming's success. Whether used for irrigation or recreation, our rivers, lakes, canals, and tunnels are the key to avoiding water shortfalls and preventing harm to a variety of industries across the state.


November 14, 2023

It used to be that financial investment firms first loyalty was to their customers. By investing clients' hard-earned money with the sole goal of financial growth, Americans experience financial security and these firms profit while gaining loyal customers. Instead, we now have firms prioritizing social goals that aren't in their client's best interest.


November 9, 2023

This Week in Washington, the Natural Resources Committee approved the revised Compacts of Free Association (COFA) Agreements that bind us with three small island nations in the Pacific. This important bill will now come before the full House for a vote before proceeding to the Senate.


November 8, 2023

It is a terrifying reality that conservative and Christian students are accused of bigotry and violence for affirming that fundamental, black-and-white facts exist.


November 8, 2023

I continue my efforts to send our federal employees back to the office with this amendment by ending the Department of Transportation's remote work agreements.


November 8, 2023

Once again, the federal government is artificially propping up an industry that isn't able to survive on its own. Electric vehicles are simply not a viable option in Wyoming, where long drives and freezing temperatures make the notion of long road trips time-consuming and impractical.

Issues:Energy

November 7, 2023

The Department of Housing and Urban Development has one of the most absurd telework arrangements in our federal government. It allows federal employees to work from home, even if they live minutes away from their assigned office building.


November 3, 2023

Much like their absurd Waters of the United States rule, the EPA is once again trying to extert authority over water resources that they do not, and should not, control. This latest attempt to control and dictate matters that fall under state authority will set absurdly vague restrictions on countless vital projects, all in an attempt to stifle our domestic energy industry.