Dan Kunsman

Republicans had a tough night last night. We lost great Senators in hard races. In Alaska and Mississippi, we continue to fight. There are clear lessons to be learned from the results. First, we should listen to what voters unmistakably said last night. Their priorities must always come first. Our job is to forcefully act on them. Senate Republicans have an opportunity and obligation to show our voters that we are fighting for them. In the Senate, we will aggressively oppose terrible ideas that drive our country toward the socialism Democrats embraced. Our commitment is to common sense. And our focus should not waiver from the top priority of driving down prices that have remained stubbornly too high. I’m here for the fight. I know my colleagues are too.

Katie Bailey is a strong pick to be Director of the White House Office of Legislative Affairs. Katie has already been an important part of our efforts to pass our shared agenda. I’m pleased President Trump chose an experienced fighter to lead OLA.

It was great to join Special Olympics Wyoming at their Victory Banquet. Over 400 Wyoming athletes came together for the Fall Tournament in Casper this week to compete and connect. A special thanks to Jen Haines and her team for celebrating these champions.

Jon Kyl was a giant in the U.S. Senate and a western conservative many of us looked up to. His decision to answer the call and return to the Senate after the passing of our dear friend John McCain was just one example of his deep affection and commitment to Arizona and the United States. He was our Whip, our conservative north star, and a valuable confidant.