Thank you so very much, Senator Gillibrand.
It is a good bill, it is a bipartisan bill, and it is a bill that is very much needed.
We ought to be able to discuss, absent sort of the ideology and the partisanship.
I would just like to commend you for your efforts, commend Governor Mead for his efforts on these issues, and urge us to...
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for the opportunity to introduce our Wyoming witness today.
I cannot think of higher praise that somebody could get than that coming into this position.
Now, I am also the Budget chairman, and I know that our Nation is on an unsustainable fiscal path.
We believe in the 80/20 rule. Ted and I agree on 80 percent of the stuff; we disagree on 20 percent of the stuff.
People are dying here as a result of the care they are not receiving, or the care they are receiving.
I agree we have had an outstanding panel. They have done a great job in answering our questions.
I am hoping that we can be successful here, because, frankly, having a planning process that takes 5 to 7 years--and in ...
I think we have to reverse this decline in order to maintain a reliable and resilient electric grid.
I think successfully achieving the commercialization of these technologies is both going to protect the environment and ...
I know you talked about in your prepared remarks among the most critical missions of the Department is to develop the sc...
Lifting the moratorium on coal leasing on public lands is crucial, and we are very grateful for that.
You know, the Department is facing several billion-dollar issues which are going to require prioritization and managemen...
Oil and gas permitting delays directly threaten our energy security. They threaten American jobs and economic stability ...
I think it is hugely important for us to recognize how important, as you say, that collaborative approach is.
