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U.S. Senator for the great state of Wyoming and Chairman.

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    Mar 8

    REALITY CHECK: Here's the video didn't show: discussed how more innovation can continue to reduce global carbon emissions. We can cut CO2 without a $93 trillion that would ruin our strong and growing economy.

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    On the Senate floor, Democrats challenged Republicans to finally, finally admit three basic things: Climate change is real. Climate change is caused by humans. We need to act. They couldn’t do it.
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  2. Mar 8

    Wyoming is proud of its history of women trail blazers. Not only was it home to the first female governor and the first woman to be appointed justice of the peace, it also approved the first state constitution that granted women the right to vote.

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    Mar 8

    🚨 BREAKING 🚨 The February jobs report shows the *fastest wage growth in over a decade.* Even President Obama’s former economic advisor praised the unemployment numbers and “strong” wage growth.

    February Jobs Report
    CNBC Reports: Jobs Report Shows Fastest Wage Growth In A Decade
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  4. Mar 8

    Congratulations to Wyoming’s own on celebrating 50 years of business this month.

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    Mar 7

    In just over two years, and Republicans in Congress have helped create a strong, healthy, and growing economy that continues to “confound many experts’ projections.” Here’s more from this morning 👇

    AP News Headlines
    “The pace of hiring in 2018 was the most robust in three years, and for a surprising reason: Many more people have decided to look for work than experts had expected.”
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    Mar 6

    Here’s an inconvenient truth for : We can reduce carbon emissions without the radical, $93 trillion . . spoke on the Senate floor about cutting carbon through innovation, not regulation. ⬇️

    Innovation, Not Regulation
    Republicans Are Putting Forward Real Solutions on Climate Change
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    Mar 6

    Spring is a time of year when many Wyoming residents travel to Washington, D.C. The Wyoming delegation was pleased to host the first Wyoming Wednesday of the year this morning. It's a great opportunity to visit with folks about issues important to them over coffee & donuts.

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  8. Mar 6

    Congrats to Kemmerer’s Easton Countryman and Rawlins’ Toby Arment on being Wyoming’s delegates at the 2019 U.S. Program and earning a $10,000 scholarship. Both are excellent students and have volunteered extensively in their communities.

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    Mar 5

    Dems continue their push for a radical that would cost American families up to $65,000 per year. That includes skyrocketing home electricity bills. More clean energy innovation, NOT more regulation, can further reduce global carbon emissions.

    Innovation Not Regulation
    With a $93 trillion price tag, the American people cannot afford the Democrats’ extreme Green New Deal.
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    Mar 5

    Americans are back to work and making more money thanks to pro-jobs Republican policies. But, if Democrats have their way with the and other plans, they’ll drive a stake through the heart of our strong, healthy, and growing economy. We can't let that happen.

    A Strong, Healthy, and Growing Economy
    America’s strong, healthy and growing economy is producing jobs faster than they can be filled
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  11. Mar 4

    Wrote in on how American innovation holds the key to reducing carbon emissions, not unworkable and unaffordable proposals like the .

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  12. Mar 1

    On this day in 1872, was established as the nation’s first national park.

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  13. Retweeted
    Feb 28

    Chairman in : 3 truths in lowering carbon dioxide emissions: 1. The climate is changing & we have a responsibility to do something 2. The world will continue to rely on abundant fossil fuels & 3. Innovation is the ultimate solution

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  14. Feb 28

    These skilled & dedicated professionals are a vital part of WY’s health care community. It’s time for Medicare to modernize its reimbursement structure so seniors across America can fully benefit from the outstanding care PAs provide.

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  15. Feb 28

    Joined today in introducing bipartisan legislation that will allow Medicare to reimburse physician assistants directly for the care they provide.

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  16. Feb 28

    You can’t escape the fact that nearly every Democrat senator running for president supports it. The Senate will soon be voting on the & Democrats will have the chance to vote for the radical policies they say they support.

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  17. Feb 28

    Senate Democrats are introducing an alternative resolution to the proposal. I don’t blame them for trying to duck this big green bomb.

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    Feb 28

    What’s the deal with the ? said it best: the is a big, green bomb that will blow a hole in our strong economy.

    A Big, Green Bomb
    Senator John Barrasso (R-Wyo., Chairman of Senate Republican Conference and Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works) speaks with America's Newsroom about Democrats' "Green New Deal."
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  19. Feb 28

    As acting administrator of , he has prioritized commonsense policies that protect our air & water, while allowing our economy to grow. I look forward to working with in his new role.

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  20. Feb 28

    The Senate has taken decisive action to confirm Andrew Wheeler as administrator of the . He will do an excellent job leading the agency.

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