Cramer Highlights Grid Reliability, WOTUS Rule at EPW Hearing
could have been relieved by a better rule?” “Absolutely, there are landowners, farmers, ranchers, there are entire states
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Cramer Questions Federal Reserve Chair Nominee Kevin Warsh at Banking Hearing on Debanking, Cautions Against Groupthink at the Federal Reserve
viewpoint had evolved over the last two decades. “Absolutely,” answered Warsh. “It is essential for the chair
Cramer Questions NORTHCOM Commander Gen. Guillot on Canada Defense Spending, UAS Threats Over Bases
that have those research capabilities. Gen. Guillot said “absolutely,” and explained how higher education institutions have great systems
Cramer Questions Treasury Secretary Bessent at Banking Hearing on Adoption Tax Credit, 3% Resolution
problem, we have a spending problem, and I absolutely 100% agree. So maybe just speak for the remaining
Cramer Questions Army Corps Leadership at EPW Hearing
under administration review,”responded General Graham.“But we absolutely want to be great neighbors with our partners
Cramer Highlights North Dakota’s Innovative Defense Ecosystem at Inaugural Versus UAS/Counter-UAS Symposium
significant the threat is and the absolute need to get ahead of it,”said Cramer.“North Dakota provides
Hoeven Outlines Efforts with EPA Administrator to Provide Regulatory Certainty, Respect Private Property Rights
grid. This undermined our energy security and is absolutely the wrong approach for our nation. Instead, we need
Hoeven: Senate Passes CRA to Knock Down Biden Administration’s ‘Once-In-Always-In’ Rule
Once-in-Always-in” rule because it makes absolutely no sense to continue punishing companies with higher compliance
Cramer Questions Army Secretary Nominee Dan Driscoll on Delayed Establishment of Western Water Cooperative Committee
follow the law, and so I would absolutely commit to looking into that.” As chair of the SASC