Thank you very much for taking time to be here.
I hope that we will move through this in a thoughtful manner, and I certainly thank you for your testimony.
The fact of the matter is, taxpayers have never paid a penny as a result of that.
Should nuclear also be supported by the Production Tax Credit, by the Investment Tax Credit?
We have got to put a price on carbon and a cap on carbon emissions across the whole economy without picking winners or losers if we really w...
And the way to create the largest number of those green kinds of jobs, or those kinds of jobs, would be to build 100 new nuclear plants in 1...
Under the Price-Anderson Act, the taxpayers never paid a penny for a nuclear accident.
I want to talk, and I am honestly trying to understand this, I am trying to get the bottom of this.
If nuclear energy produces 70 percent of our carbon-free electricity, and our goal is to reduce carbon, why is it not at the top of your lis...
The Government has enacted a Production Tax Credit so narrowly defined it is mainly a windmill tax credit.
It is zero-carbon.
When I think of jobs, I think of my State. So here is what is going on in my State: people are looking for cheap energy.
Here is our policy. We have a low cost, rather than a high cost, clean energy policy.
We would like to electrify our cars and trucks for conservation.
If we wait a decade to get America in this race, we are out of it. It is gone.
I know my time is up, but it is further digging a hole for the GSEs to play the role they are playing in these mortgage modifications, isn't...
I think that most of us realize that in a push to create affordable housing for everybody in America, we actually have created a big part of...
This $50 billion is gone once it is spent. I mean, it is not invested in something the taxpayers will get back.
