I represent a district in California's Central Valley that is a farm district. We have our water challenges there.
The champions of abundance are kind of in a death struggle right now on behalf of the working families.
If they all did want to run their air conditioner, I doubt we could even support that.
We don't nationalize industries in the United States.
I won't give up our future generations. I won't give up working family affordability. I won't give up on championing for abundance.
We know that water scarcity is not only food scarcity, we know it is energy scarcity.
The freedom to produce a thriving economy based on the land resources was implicit in the Corporations Act in the 1970s, was it not?
I believe that you are robbing these local people of the same advantages that we enjoy.
The prices are extremely high.
Do you think you can drain the National Petroleum Reserve?
It is not allowing the human capital to remain invested up there because you are excluding these people from the economy.