President Obama cannot meet his goal of 26 to 28 percent reduction of CO2 emissions without the full implementation of this regulation.

Mr. President, the Presiding Officer, Senator Lankford, and I want to recognize and pay tribute to Army MSG Joshua Wheeler. Joshua was born in Roland, OK. He was deployed to Kirkuk Province, Iraq, in support of Operation Inherent Resolve…

Mr. President, I come to the floor of the Senate today to talk about the sacrifice of one of Oklahoma's own, MSG Joshua Wheeler of Roland, OK, Sequoyah County, America. The current Presiding Officer today is Senator Inhofe, and the two of…

Mr. President, we have a lot of information this week about ObamaCare hearings. They are again back in the news because the administration has filed a lawsuit against the Little Sisters of the Poor to compel them to violate their faith and…

Mr. President, there is a lot of news that is happening this week. There are a lot of things going on--an incredible celebration of veterans and the recognition they are very worthy of. That is the 1 percent in our Nation that actually…

Mr. President, but I have to say this last weekend, as I was going through all the different news and the many things that we track, I was quite surprised last Friday afternoon at the way the President addressed something that this Nation…

Mr. President, we also have news this week that the President is trying to push through Gitmo and he is trying to change Gitmo through some sort of Executive action. We don't know exactly what that is. He seems to have this flippant…

There is a lot of mumbling going on. I am not sure what we finally decided to do.

Mr. President, let me say in response that a couple of times my good friend from Delaware has observed that the American people are not stupid, but the American people also want highways. That is one of the big things they want. In fact…

All right. Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that at the conclusion of the remarks of the Senator from Delaware, I be recognized for up to 10 minutes. The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr. Wicker). Is there objection? Without objection, it is so…

Mr. President, we are having a lot of discussion, and people are lined up now talking about this event that is going to take place in the middle of December. It is going to be the 21st COP. It is a meeting that the United Nations puts on…

Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that I be recognized for such time as I may consume. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered. Climate Change

the Congress has the authority to provide for the rules and regulations of the military.

Mr. Speaker, during rollcall vote No. 625, on the motion to instruct conferees on H.R. 22 by Mr. Huffman of California, I was unavoidably detained and unable to cast my vote. Had I been present, I would have voted ``no.''

Madam Chair, I obviously encourage a ``yes'' vote, and I encourage my colleagues to support it. I yield back the balance of my time. The Acting CHAIR. The question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from Oklahoma (Mr. Mullin)…

Then the final decision, let us say you have 50 things in the bucket at that point, and you determine we have only got the bandwidth to be able to do five of these. Where is that final decision made?

They are both promulgating the new and working through that and also reviewing the old.

It is extremely important there is a good filtering process to know which ones are chosen.