Policy

To gut an economy, Mr. Chairman, to gut an economy with no assurance of success is just a really bad bet for the taxpayers, and for the ratepayers, and for people.

I actually think what the Biden administration is trying to do with the renewable program is what we need.

This established CRSO ROD is the blueprint we should be following, not a half-baked proposal developed in secret...

This idea of the breach is not good for people.

This Administration's policy on mining, critical mineral mining, is anywhere but America, any worker but the American worker.

We conservatives that believe in producing energy however we can, we have always wanted to do that.

I think that we have energy problems throughout the world, frankly. And I think that for us and this country, I think we have great opportunity if we don't squander it like removing the lower Snake River dams.

Energy insecurity is a real problem. The question is, what do we do about it?

What we are seeing here is that the drafters of this bill make it very clear which industries they are concerned about.

But we should be taking a closer look.

I urge my colleagues to support my efforts to allow for greater transparency when it comes to issuing policies that impact the paychecks and prosperity of all Americans.

I agree, resources are needed for protection of areas.

We need to figure out how to protect it.

I appreciate that they are with us here today. I look forward to working with my colleagues and, of course, Chairman Tiffany on finding ways to address that disparity.

I am pleased that the Biden administration has adopted this approach and is moving towards that.

We are writing to express our strong support for the above-referenced rule proposed on August 21, 2023, and urge the USDA to act expeditiously to finalize it.

None, zero. It didn't reduce emissions at all.

I believe that changing the structure of the DOL VETs office in the manner proposed could result in much more harm than good.