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Steve Scalise

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Steve Scalise is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Louisiana's 1st congressional district since 2008. A member of the Republican Party, Scalise has held significant leadership roles, including serving as the House Majority Whip. Throughout his tenure, he has focused on issues such as tax reform, healthcare, and energy policy, advocating for conservative principles in Congress.

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Mar 27, 2012

50 percent of the businesses in the oil and gas industry have laid off workers as a result of your policies.

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Mar 20, 2012

The biggest complaint that they have is that under the rules they have already seen, let alone the rules that haven't been written, they don't see how they are going to be able to comply with the law.

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Mar 20, 2012

I call it crony capitalism because it was a lot of the people who supported the law found out about it.

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Mar 20, 2012

One of the big promises that President Obama made was if you like what you have, you can keep it.

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Mar 20, 2012

We want to repeal it, get rid of the higher costs, get rid of the broken promises and the lost health care.

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Mar 20, 2012

Medicare will go bankrupt in less than 12 years, and this is the current law of the land.

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Mar 20, 2012

$500 billion was raided from Medicare by the President's law.

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Mar 20, 2012

The biggest complaint that they give when they talk about the things that are keeping them from hiring people right now, keeping them from creating jobs, is the President's health care law.

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Mar 20, 2012

The cost has doubled since the original estimates.

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Mar 19, 2012

You are not for all-of-the-above if you say no to Keystone and so many other things that we have seen him say no to.

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Mar 19, 2012

We have done a lot of things in this committee not only to increase the supply in America.

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Mar 19, 2012

I know we have seen projections that on the low end there would be 20,000 new jobs created.

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Mar 19, 2012

I think most people recognize that supply does have a factor in price.

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Mar 7, 2012

Somehow we have to figure out how to boost the price of gasoline to the levels in Europe.

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Mar 7, 2012

Actual production on Federal lands, which the President has control over through his Department of Interior, is down 11 percent.

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Mar 7, 2012

I would suggest instead of going to Saudi Arabia and asking them to increase production, go to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and ask the President to reverse his policies that have reduced production in America and made gas prices higher.

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Mar 7, 2012

He has bowed down to their prince and, you know, he has begged them for more oil.

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Mar 7, 2012

The President has implemented a policy that has actually reduced American energy production and supply.

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Mar 7, 2012

Imagine it is better to do business in Egypt than in America because of the President's policies.

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Mar 7, 2012

We have lost about a dozen deepwater rigs, billion-dollar-plus assets that have left the Gulf of Mexico because they can't get permits because of the President's own policies.

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Mar 7, 2012

The President has put policies in place that have gotten us now to $4 a gallon almost in gasoline prices.

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Mar 7, 2012

The President is trying to shut down through the EPA.

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Mar 7, 2012

In the Gulf of Mexico it is down 17 percent.

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Mar 7, 2012

The President has recently started talking about an all-of-the-above energy strategy.

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Mar 6, 2012

You know, back in 2008 Barack Obama said that he would prefer a 'gradual adjustment to near $4 a gallon gasoline.'

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