I understand that, and I appreciate that the chairman's concern is the broad nature of the amendment. Still, my hope is to work with Chairman Simpson and Chairman Upton to find a solution to this problem. I cannot and shall not sit idly while this administration singlehandedly destroys the most reliable and affordable energy source in the world. And with that, Madam Chairman, I yield back the balance of my time. Point of Order
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