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The utilities continuously invest in their infrastructure when they have an, on average, 2.3 customers per mile that they are trying to serve.

They felt as though they were staged, that they were events where the Department of Energy was dictating and delivering information, but not necessarily seeking advice or asking for comments or questions.

They have had a 30 percent increase in their rates that they have had to pass on the last 3 years to their customers that they can directly attribute just to regulations that they are forced to comply with that come from the Federal…

This memo has created a lot of conversation in South Dakota and has a lot of concern.

Yes, Mr. President, they did build it.

And yes, Mr. President, they did build it.

I agree this legislation mandates penalties on a U.S. parent company if its foreign subsidiary has knowledge or should have had knowledge that the subsidiary was doing prohibited business with Iran, even if the U.S. parent company has no…

The bill would authorize the imposition of similar civil penalties on such U.S. parent companies.

I think the question is if the tax system is the appropriate place from which to expand access to education, and if these subsidies are really truly benefitting students or are they just structured primarily to benefit the educational…

I think we all understand the critical role that education plays in our modern society and how important it is that we continue to expand the opportunity for more Americans.

This issue does seem to be quite wrapped up in the issue of drug shortages.

And it also seems that part of the problem stems from questions about the supply chain.

What we need is a Federal system. It's not enough to do something in California.

I'm wondering if anybody would like to comment about whether you think that drug shortage issues can be attributed in any way to the pricing structure within Medicare.

The NLRB decision from several years ago is an affront to the principle of tribal sovereignty, which is referenced in the Constitution.

I believe that this is one of the glaring examples of the need for certainty and agree with you, President Porter, in--that clarification is needed.

I believe it would also go a long way in continuing to promote economic opportunities and development on tribal lands by eliminating ambiguity that exists in current law.

We urge you to include in your labor reform legislation the provisions of H.R. 2335, the Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act of 2011.