Judd Gregg

I am also concerned about climate change, and I think we should try to move away from carbon-based production of energy.

I think this is critical to our ability to lessen our dependence on oil and to address the climate change issues which are so essential.

You said essentially that you are controlling spending. Well, you are not.

I think one of the reasons we are having problems with the marketplace is there is such uncertainty about where the Government is going to go.

My view is that that is an extraordinarily counterproductive statement to make in this market and will have a massively chilling effect on the willingness of private capital to participate.

I am rising primarily to speak to the bill, which has been brought to the floor by the Senators from Connecticut and Alabama--and I congratulate them--at a time when there hasn't been a lot of effort to do business in a cooperative way to…

I rise to raise my concerns about the procedure and about the substance. We all know there has to be a fix relative to the doctors. We all know we cannot have this sort of reduction in payments to physicians. That is just a fact. My own…

I rise to discuss further this issue of energy which is, of course, a massive and important priority for us as a nation and for people simply trying to get through the day--driving to work or whatever they have to do that uses energy--with…

I had the fortunate opportunity to travel to Africa and South America over the Easter recess, and I want to take a moment to share some of my observations with my colleagues. Mali receives significant U.S. foreign assistance totaling $45…

According to the earmark list I have, $191 billion goes to worker training, $171 billion goes to mass transit projects, $237 billion goes to natural resource and wildlife adaptation, $288 billion goes to Federal programs of natural…

This is obviously a bill of immense proportions and implications for us as a nation, for our economy, for consumers, for our place in the world, and for how we deal with the passing on of the quality of life that we have to our children so…

I support mandatory initiatives in this area. What I am concerned about is that these allowances--which really are a consumption tax, in my opinion--will essentially be used to greatly expand the Government. If we were to take that section…