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Press ReleaseNeutral2026-06-08

Armstrong Joins Bloomberg TV to Discuss Permitting Reform, Gas Prices, and the Need to Get America Building Again

Alan Armstrong
Alan Armstrong
ROK · Senator
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This press release from Senator Alan Armstrong (R-OK) was published on 2026-06-08 and titled "Armstrong Joins Bloomberg TV to Discuss Permitting Reform, Gas Prices, and the Need to Get America Building Again".

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Armstrong Joins Bloomberg TV to Discuss Permitting Reform, Gas Prices, and the Need to Get America Building Again

Senator Alan Armstrong (R-OK) joined Bloomberg TV s Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss his priorities in the Senate, including the need for permitting reform as a way to build critical infrastructure as well as lower fuel prices. Watch the full interview here. On who s really bearing the burden of a broken permitting process: I ve watched as [ ]
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