John Dingell actually said...

"It permits a splendid opportunity to obfuscate the process, delay the cleanup, and cost a lot more money in litigation, which is a prodigiously expensive undertaking."

"We do want to work with the majority. We want to see that we get the time, we want to see that we get the witnesses, and we want to see that we have a record that gives us the ability to look at thing..."

"I hope the majority would hold fair and open hearings so that we can have a proper input and all the information that is needed."

"In other words, you do not have enough money to do the cleanup at the same rate or the necessary rate because of that cut."