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You have cut everything in half, everything in half. It makes no sense.

The Bill was very much written so that we would bring America back, bring manufacturing back to America.

This absolutely allows China in the market and staying in the market for the entire extent of the IRA.

The Bill was very much written so that we would bring America back, bring manufacturing back to America.

We must be on the right track. But you all, every hub to agree said, it is no longer commercially viable if you do what you are doing.

I will do the amicus brief on their behalf and we will show you exactly how we wrote the Bill, the intent of the Bill.

We cannot, basically, provide all the components for a transportation mode.

Those communities that powered our nation to greatness are now the biggest economic losers in this energy transition.

Let me be clear--this bonus wasn't intended to sweeten the deal for the struggling offshore wind industry.

Sanctions under the Trump Administration worked, but they are not working now because this administration has deliberately relaxed enforcement.

American energy production is keeping gas prices down and helping our European allies weaken their dependence on Vladimir Putin, something we should be championing.

Those communities that powered our nation to greatness are now the biggest economic losers in this energy transition, and they deserve to be first in line for reinvestment.

President Biden, however, has abandoned the Maximum Pressure strategy, under the Biden administration, Iran's revenue from exports of oil products has risen to over $100 billion.

We wanted it to be with Free Trade Agreement countries. We wanted not to be relying on China.

You are trying to implement a Bill you never passed. This is not the BBB, this is the IRA.

I was glad to see that the final Rule avoided the inclusion of Scope 3 requirements, which could have required small and even private companies far down the supply chain to face burdensome compliance costs.