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Mike Enzi is Wyoming’s 20th U.S. Senator. His joy of representing Wyoming is topped by few things. (Being a grandfather and fly fishing are two.)

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  1. May 7

    Last week, Diana and I toured Brain Chemistry Labs, a Jackson-based nonprofit research institute designed to discover new cures for serious illnesses. It was great to see firsthand the important research this facility is doing.

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    May 7

    BREAKING NEWS: Senate Budget Committee Chairman Files Topline Numbers to Establish FY 19 Senate Framework and Enforcement

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  3. May 7

    It was great to attend a mine blast viewing at Arch Coal’s Black Thunder Mine in Campbell County on Friday. Wyoming’s mining industry is a pillar of our economy, and I appreciate the work these companies do to create jobs and provide reliable and affordable .

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  4. May 4

    The national unemployment rate has fallen to one of the lowest rates in more than a decade. The economy is growing & Americans are benefiting. Since Congress passed the , hundreds of thousands of new jobs have been created. Tax reform is working for America.

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  5. May 3

    Thinking about applying for an internship this fall? We have a great internship opportunities in my D.C. office that run from September 5th- December 21st. Apply here today!

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  6. May 2

    Congratulations to Torrington’s Logan Grosz and Gillette’s Seamus Casey for earning Prudential Spirit of Community Awards! This program recognizes young people for outstanding volunteer service.

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  7. Apr 30

    Interested in being an intern for the United States Senate? Looking to bring a little bit of Wyoming to Washington? Then apply for a fall internship in my D.C. office or on the Senate Budget Committee before June 7!

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  8. Apr 30

    Communities in Wyoming rely on small businesses to create jobs and ensure that our towns remain as vibrant tomorrow as they are today. I cosponsored a Senate resolution to declare this week National .

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  9. Apr 27

    Have you ever wanted to be a part of the legislative process? Apply for an internship in my D.C. office or on the Senate Budget Committee! This internship provides a unique opportunity to participate directly in the legislative process. Apply by June 7.

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  10. Apr 25

    Congratulations to Torrington’s Pat Novak on being named Wyoming’s by ! This award is an outstanding recognition of her talents, abilities and hard work.

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  11. Apr 23

    I was pleased to celebrate the 169 Wyoming Congressional Award medalists at the Cheyenne Civic Center. These students recorded close to 98,000 hours of volunteer service. None of the recipients have been “given” the awards – they have earned them.

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  12. Apr 18

    I applaud the Senate for voting to stop the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau from regulating the auto lending industry despite explicit prohibitions against the bureau interfering.

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  13. Apr 18

    While the CFPB needs a lot more checks and balances, I am glad the Senate took action today to at least enforce the restrictions that the bureau should already abide by.

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  14. Apr 17

    It’s time the Supreme Court levels the playing field for brick-and-mortar businesses and states.

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  15. Apr 17

    States deserve the right to collect the taxes they are owed and businesses deserve to compete on a level playing field. That is why the court should use South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. to overturn its previous ruling on the issue.

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  16. Apr 17

    This we are saying goodbye to the old, outdated tax code. Thanks to , after today we will move forward with our new tax code that puts families first and gives Americans more financial freedom.

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  17. Apr 17

    That ruling stopped states from collecting taxes they are owed and put many main street retailers at a disadvantage.

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  18. Apr 17

    After attending the U.S. Supreme Court today to hear the arguments in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc., I called on the court to overturn its earlier decision which barred states from collecting sales and use tax from remote sellers.

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  19. Apr 13

    What I heard from officials in a recent meeting has led me to believe they’re hearing us and that’s a positive step.

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  20. Apr 13

    ., and I each get requests from veterans who want help with their health care. We want to make sure their concerns do not fall on deaf ears and to ultimately get the problems resolved.

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