49 Republican senators, including Senator Romney, in a joint statement told the Biden Administration they will not support the revived JCPOA with Iran, which, according to public reports, will weaken sanctions and lessen restrictions on Iran’s nuclear program.
Senator Romney welcomed an announcement made by the Departments of the Interior, Agriculture, and FEMA that they are now accepting applications for members to the Wildland Fire Mitigation and Management Commission, which Romney negotiated and secured in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
Senator Romney continued to press the Administration to fulfill President Zelenskyy’s request—leading 41 of his Senate colleagues in urging President Biden to expedite the transfer of aircraft to Ukraine without further delay. He also spoke out against the Administration’s consideration of purchasing oil from adversarial nations like Venezuela and Iran before bolstering America’s own energy production.
Senator Romney released a statement after voting against the 2,700-page, $1.5 trillion omnibus appropriations bill for fiscal year 2022.
Senators Romney and Ernst led 40 of their colleagues in calling on President Biden to work with Poland and our NATO allies to expedite the transfer of aircraft and air defense systems, as well as additional support capabilities, to Ukraine.
Senator Romney led a bipartisan letter to FDA Commissioner Califf urging the FDA to end its delays in reviewing premarket tobacco product applications (PMTAs) for the e-cigarette products that have fueled the youth vaping epidemic.
At a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing today, Senator Romney urged the Administration to deploy MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine without delay.
I join the world in awe of true heroes: the courageous Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the brave Ukrainian soldiers, the citizen armies, the mothers cradling frightened children, and the journalists risking their lives to bring us truth.
Senator Romney sought commitments of strong support for Ukraine from two nominees appearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
After President Biden announced in his State of the Union address his plans to ask Congress for additional COVID-19 funding, Senator Romney led 35 of his Republican colleagues in a letter to the President requesting an accounting of how the federal government has allocated trillions in taxpayer funds to combat the pandemic.
Senator Romney shared his response to President Biden’s State of the Union address.
Senator Romney joined CNN’s State of the Union with Dana Bash to discuss the crisis in Ukraine.