On the recordJuly 21, 2009
No matter how you look at that bill, it appears to me it imposes costs that will far outweigh the near-term and long-term benefits.
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congress.govSaxby Chambliss: “No matter how you look at that bill, it appears to me it imposes costs that will far outweigh the near-term and…”
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Chambliss critiques the cost-benefit balance of the energy bill.
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