I think that is a legitimate argument to be held at this time. I think that in all fairness, you need to choose either to be engaged in the activity, trying to give an incentive, but if you do that, the incentive should reflect reality not politics.
Bilbray acknowledges the debate on energy tax credits and emphasizes fairness in incentives.
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