Judd Gregg

There is fertile ground here in this Senate, especially between myself and the Chairman, for accomplishing that goal.

Doesn't the present subsidy structure of ethanol, which perversely promotes corn, undermine the ability to aggressively pursue those other forms of biomass?

If you look at the recent stimulus bill that was passed, stripped from that bill was $50 billion of loan guarantees which would have helped us fund an expansion of nuclear power.

Shouldn't any stimulus package not add to the long-term baseline? Shouldn't it be basically focused on the immediate problem, be temporary, be targeted, and have a horizon which is definable rather than be a baseline builder in the…

Why would we invest in a country where the debt is going to be unsustainable, where the deficits are unsustainable, and where they are basically saying if you are a productive individual, a small businessman who wants to take a risk, we…

If there is any doubt about the importance of facing up to these long-term imbalances, the news that was spread across the front page of the New York Times today on 'China Losing Taste For Debt From U.S.' ought to be a warning signal to us…

That is a massive new tax. It is a tax on energy and it will flow directly through to the consumer

You have been the voice in the wilderness for a little while.

Our Federal Reserve is in a very tough position. It has two goals: sustaining the economy and price stability.

I think the fact that the administration has not taken that off the table probably undermines the ability to draw in people like Senator Alexander and myself.

Those two numbers lead inevitably to disaster and cannot be tolerated for an extended period of time.

Our Nation's economic future will remain at risk until we confront the long-term fiscal challenge before us.