Members of the Congress consistently peddle the alarmist idea that climate change will cause economic shock to the world's market.
Charles E. Grassley
The Public Record
Charles E. Grassley is a prominent American politician currently serving as a United States Senator from Iowa. A member of the Republican Party, Grassley has been in office since 1981, making him one of the longest-serving senators in U.S. history. Throughout his tenure, he has focused on issues such as agriculture, healthcare, and fiscal responsibility. Grassley has played a significant role in various legislative efforts, including tax reform and oversight of government spending.
If only we were using this platform to shine light on the need for Congress to address an unsustainable debt.
Only in D.C. could we have eight climate change hearings while spending our country out of house and home.
If only we were using this platform to shine light on the need for Congress to address an unsustainable debt.
It's interesting how we only hear about brinksmanship when it's Republicans who want to negotiate a debt ceiling.
I never heard those dire consequences stated when we all agreed and worked with the industry to phase out the tax credit.
I never heard those dire consequences stated when we all agreed and worked with the industry to phase out the tax credit.
It's interesting how we only hear about brinksmanship when it's Republicans who want to negotiate a debt ceiling.
According to President Biden's own budget, repealing all specific oil and gas related tax preferences would raise only $45 billion over 10 years, a far cry from the $660 billion.
President Biden's war on fossil fuels has been disastrous for the economy and terrible for consumers.
Conveniently, they ignore the devastating impact that their policies would have on working class Americans and small businesses, including family farmers.
The Biden EPA recently proposed a new emission standard for light and medium duty vehicles.
So not only is this administration pushing policies that drive up the price of gasoline, but their policies would make us even more dependent on a supply chain that runs directly through China.
Last week's hearing on climate change and public health was another missed opportunity to discuss our nation's ailing fiscal health.
We get 60 percent of our electricity from wind. And in 4 years, we will get about 80 percent.
Moreover, we all know that the Communist Party of China has a monopoly on critical mineral mining and refining required to build EV batteries.
According to President Biden's own budget, repealing all specific oil and gas related tax preferences would raise only $45 billion over 10 years, a far cry from the $660 billion.
Moreover, we all know that the Communist Party of China has a monopoly on critical mineral mining and refining required to build EV batteries.
Conveniently, they ignore the devastating impact that their policies would have on working class Americans and small businesses, including family farmers.
Last week's hearing on climate change and public health was another missed opportunity to discuss our nation's ailing fiscal health.
President Biden's war on fossil fuels has been disastrous for the economy and terrible for consumers.





