Cynthia Lummis in 2020 WY Senate race

On Homeland Security: Prohibit transfer of anyone detained at Guantanamo Bay

"These detainees may pose a threat to the U.S.," said Rep. Lummis. "With released Gitmo detainees returning to the fight we cannot afford to let a campaign promise override security concerns. President Obama needs to be less concerned with political points and more concerned with Americans' safety."

On Free Trade: Opposes Trade Promotion Authority; it's politically-driven

"After six years of misleading statements on ObamaCare, failed foreign policy, and power grabs over water and land, this president has proven to be untrustworthy at every single turn. I could not bring myself to cast Wyoming's vote in support of President Obama's politically driven agenda. I don't trust him with a clod of dirt, let alone international trade deals."

On War & Peace: Keep sanctions on Iran; no nuke deal

"What we know of President Obama's proposed deal with Iran is egregious and will lead to a nuclear-armed Iran," said Rep. Lummis. "Iran is the leading state sponsor of terror in the world and cannot be trusted so any deal with Iran must be built on verification. The blind trust that President Obama's deal places in Iran, ceding verification, is outrageous. This deal is an historic mistake and must be rejected."

President Obama's proposed deal with Iran would:
• Leave American citizens unjustly imprisoned in Iran.
• Allow the Iranians to self inspect suspected nuclear warhead development sites.
• Allow Iran to continue nuclear research.
• Give Iran up to $150 billion in previously frozen assets.
• Lift ballistic missile restrictions on Iran in 8 years

On Free Trade: Fair trade agreements focus on Wyoming exports

The ability for Wyoming's small businesses to export their products is critical for our state's economic stability. Fair trade agreements are vital to the success of these trade relationships, and are helpful in opening new markets to Wyoming products. However, each trade agreement must be evaluated on its individual merits, as not all agreements are created equal. I continue to base my support or opposition to each trade agreement upon its particular effects on Wyoming's citizens and industries.