This new year – and new decade – is a great
time to start fresh with goals and inspiration. The beginning of a
year is characterized for many folks with resolutions. A tradition I have
is to write a list of 100 things I want to accomplish in my lifetime.
But this is not a bucket list. Once you complete something, you have
to replace it! For me, fishing in all 50 states is one of my goals. It
is also important that you keep a 'done' list, so you always have
your list of accomplishments to look back on. My advice for the year is
to take time and make your own list. What would be on your list of 100
things?
What's new?
Senator Enzi supports new
trade agreement with Canada and Mexico
U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., voted in support of the United
States, Mexico and Canada Agreement (USMCA), bringing the deal one step
closer to final approval. Enzi said the new agreement would help boost
economic growth in Wyoming and across the country.
“This is a modern trade deal built to work for
modern businesses,” Enzi said. “Wyoming workers have a lot
to gain in opportunities from this agreement. For many industries like
agriculture, machinery and minerals, this deal would help create and
maintain quality jobs in the state while fostering new innovation and
fairer trade across the board.”
Click here to learn more.
Enzi introduces Lower Costs, More
Cures Act
to tackle prescription drug
prices
Enzi and four Senate
colleagues introduced the Lower Costs, More Cures Act to lower prescription
drug prices, bring greater transparency to the prescription drug
industry and encourage American ingenuity in the development of new
treatments and cures.
“Lowering drug prices is critical to help ensuring patients can afford the
care they need,” Enzi said. “There are many proposals
in Congress focused on lowering the costs of prescription drugs, but
our legislation focuses on the solutions with the strongest bipartisan
support. I have long believed that the best way to get good
legislation passed is to focus on the 80 percent we agree on and leave out the
20 percent we can’t. That’s the guiding principle of this
legislation and I hope Congress takes it up soon so we can help bring
relief from high drug costs to more Americans.”
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more.
Enzi introduces bill to modernize how
community colleges report information
Enzi, U.S. Senators John Barrasso, R-Wyo., and Mitt Romney,
R-Utah, introduced legislation that would help ensure community colleges
are more accurately reporting on graduation rates to provide better
transparency for students.
“It’s important for students and families to have the most
accurate information before choosing a college that best fits their
needs,” Enzi said. “The Time for Completion Act would benefit
Wyoming’s seven community colleges by more appropriately reflecting
the diversity of our students there.”
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more.
Around the State
Enzi surprises veterans at the Cheyenne VA
Hospital for Christmas
Courtesy photo from Pine Bluffs
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Enzi visited
the Cheyenne Veterans Medical Center and Hospital on Christmas Day and
spent time with patients and staff.
Take a tour
with Enzi and see his D.C. office
Come along
for a video tour of Enzi's office in D.C as he explains all the
wonderful Wyoming memorabilia he has collected over the years and the
stories that go with them.
Click here to
watch.
Enzi: A year of hard work pays
off
Read Enzi's article about what 2019 meant
to him and his accomplishments from last year.
Click here to read.
