Mr. Bunker, I think you and everybody else that's required to enforce either a law or regulation understands that when the Legislature passes a law, there's always the assumption of discretionary enforcement.
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So in other words, you were fighting the last war; didn't look at the fact that there was a new technology coming on that was going to be available.
I think it is time that we put the pressure on our mayors and our county supervisors, and our State officials, just like we put on our automobile manufacturers.
During today's vote on H.R. 3409, the Stop the War on Coal Act, I inadvertently voted ``no'' on Congressman Ed Markey's amendment No. 13, the first amendment voted on the bill. I would have voted ``aye'' on Mr. Markey's amendment, rollcall…
It looks like we are more anti-business than we are pro-environment, and I think we need to change that.
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