Universal service is an important issue everywhere. It's certainly important in Louisiana, which is relatively rural.
I have always been a supporter of alternative, more-efficient and less carbon-intense vehicles, and I think this discussion comes at an impo...
I also believe that the risks--both environmental and geopolitical--are too high when we import oil from foreign sources.
I believe that if we are going to consume petroleum products, we must and can produce it safely at home.
I think eventually I think he's going to have to resign or be fired. I think it's a shame. This guy has obviously had a distinguished career...
I introduced the Rare Earths Supply Technology and Resources Transformation (RESTART) Act on June 22nd, 2010.
I still, to this day -- for over a month now, I have not seen a sense of urgency from BP or the federal government in the fact that you need...
I want to ask you: Who is in charge on the ground?
All they're being told from both BP and the federal government is no.
It's taking five days, is what most leaders are telling me.
I want to ask you: who is in charge on the ground?
There's no excuse for that.
Our local leaders seem to be the only ones who are coming up with ideas to protect our marsh from the oil.
I mean, look, Anderson, one of the big frustrations is, our local leaders seem to be the only ones who were coming up with ideas to protect ...
Mary Landrieu, the senator from Louisiana, for example, has seven or eight points she thinks the president should do.
The spill is in his backyard, and he arrived armed with a powerful picture: a brown pelican.
Instead of having a blanket ban, including, she says, just get all the inspectors together, send them out to each deepwater rig individually...
Mary Landrieu, the Senator from Louisiana, for example, has seven or eight points she thinks the President should do instead of having a bla...
