I thank the gentleman from Georgia. Mr. Chairman, we, again, as people in government that represent our constituents, we should do everything in our power to make America stronger, more economically sound, and more competitive across the world, not less. Again, this amendment will prevent future actions from the administration causing hardworking American taxpayers' money to be spent to subsidize clean energy in countries like China and India. Mr. Chairman, I yield back the balance of my time.
Ted Yoho: “I thank the gentleman from Georgia. Mr. Chairman, we, again, as people in government that represent our constituents, we…”
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