It is clear that, at a minimum, taxpayer subsidies to that industry don't make any sense given the profits they are posting.
John Sarbanes: “It is clear that, at a minimum, taxpayer subsidies to that industry don't make any sense given the profits they are…”
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Sarbanes criticizes taxpayer subsidies for profitable oil companies.
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We would like to thank Rep. Sarbanes for introducing this important piece of bipartisan legislation





