I listened to my friend from Minnesota, and I appreciate her remarks. The amendment that has been discussed that the Republicans are proposing simply does not go far enough. This bill really should be embraced unanimously in this House…

we need to get to energy independence and renewables because we need to do it for the existential threat of climate change

we should be producing and processing more of the raw materials for our solar technologies.

I want to thank Chairman Grijalva for his vision with this Committee in having these types of legislation.

And I'm tired of this separation of church and state junk.

Well, I'm smiling because we have this thing at the YMCA called the e-gym, where it sort of tracks you...

We had a Governor in Colorado, Dick Lamm, who was called Governor Gloom... everybody had a duty to die.

I think you're probably right that we would have independent, productive, you know, happy people.

Thank you. I yield back to the Chair.

Let me say that again: Sea levels will rise by an additional foot by 2050.

My commitment is I have seen these projects from all levels, and if confirmed, I will make sure that equity is at the front of everything that we do.

Whether it's a woman in making the decision and the first trimester third trimester, this should be a decision between a woman and her doctor.

It would all but ban fracking in Colorado.

natural gas and oil supports hundreds of thousands of jobs in Colorado, approximately 235,000 jobs.

I trust voters to put good policy over partisan ideology.

your agenda, if carried to its logical conclusion, would involve the people of Colorado rubbing their hands together to stay warm in the coming winter months.

the voters shut it down. Would it be fair to say that the Governor and the Senators misled you into believing that they supported your anti-affordable energy agenda?

I think will bring a lot of fruit to bear in terms of suggestions that we had and have about modernizing and improving the way this place functions...