Each provides an object lesson in the tension for the debate between folks that say we ought to put mandates out in front of technology in the blind hope that technology will catch up to the mandates on the one hand, and folks who think no, we ought to invest in technology.
Barrow discusses the debate over technology mandates versus investment in technology.
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There being no further speakers on our side, I would inquire of the gentlelady from California if she has any further speakers on hers.
Every day we don't act on this project the United States becomes more dependent on countries that don't like us for the transportation energy that we absolutely need.
We have a duty to make sure that the veterans who have served here get the best health care possible and it is very obvious that for too long and for too many folks that hasn't happened.
With that, Mr. Speaker, it falls to me only to thank, once again, Congressman Dold, Congressman Roskam, and Congressman Peters for their work on this bill. I yield back the balance of my time.
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