David Vitter
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David Vitter is a former United States Senator from Louisiana, serving from 2005 to 2017. A member of the Republican Party, Vitter was known for his focus on issues such as transportation, infrastructure, and environmental policy. During his tenure, he served on various Senate committees, including the Environment and Public Works Committee, where he addressed topics like water quality and pharmaceuticals in the nation's waters.
The reason I am asking--and I know you are aware of this--is I asked you about this in Baton Rouge in August 2009.
Well, that is certainly important, but I am not asking about the timing of the Goldman case.
So it is clear from your investigation that he affirmatively made the decision to close the matter at that time, in 1998?
Just to clarify this point, do these numbers, does your report reflect the impact on the job losses of the de facto shallow water moratorium?
I have to tell you I talk to these people every day and it sure as heck is not what they are telling me.
What to date is the impact of the moratorium on federal revenue and the deficit, and what do you project it to be continuing into the future?
Remind us, and I know you testified about this, how many of those workers have been laid off to date?
They quite frankly are pretty certain of the opposite when they look at shallow water.
So do you know how many rigs you anticipate being idled by the end of the month?
I was very disappointed to learn recently that Senator Reid intends to bring up a very significant amnesty proposal next week known as the DREAM Act. It is disguised as an education initiative, but it will provide a powerful incentive for…





