We, as Congress, need to wake up and stop talking out of both sides of our mouth. In fact, we cannot continue to rely on foreign adversaries to take care of our mineral needs. We can take care of our own needs with our own domestic resources in the most environmentally safe way. We do it better than anyone in the world, and yes, we do it without slave child labor like they do in the Congo with cobalt as China does. Mr. Speaker, I, once again, urge my colleagues to oppose the previous question, the rule, and the underlying bill.
Paul Gosar: “We, as Congress, need to wake up and stop talking out of both sides of our mouth. In fact, we cannot continue to rely on…”
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