We happen in Kentucky to think it's not the right number, and I can tell you people from Wyoming and my good friend from South Dakota and Illinois and Indiana and Ohio think that that's the wrong number.

Do you agree that this puts high carbon intense States, like my home State of Kentucky, at a severe disadvantage?

Instead of expanding government welfare and taxing energy consumers, Congress should focus on providing pro growth policies.

Ultimately, this will decide who will bear the greatest costs of paying for this bill.

Kentucky families will have to pay more than their fair share under this bill.

Don't you think the people up here do, too?

It is the taxpayers' money.

We should insist that the Federal Reserve does their job, and we can make it, our take the power away and give it to someone else.

When will the housing market be able to stand on its own without Government subsidies?

The GSEs have been in trouble for 4 years. If you are just looking at it now, it is too late.

We own them. That is why.