Ed Whitfield: “May I ask how much time remains, Mr. Chairman? The CHAIR. The gentleman from Kentucky has 4 minutes remaining, and the…”

Cumbersome red tape in our regulatory process forces ratepayers to pay more for safe, clean nuclear power.

According to the administration, DOE has 15 more home appliance standards in the regulatory pipeline, including ones for computers, light bulbs, air conditioners, ovens, furnaces, battery chargers, dishwashers, and ceiling fans.

EPA is pushing a back door cap-and-trade policy without congressional approval.

So many critics say that that flexibility argument--we're giving maximum flexibility to the State--is really a red herring.