Since the spring of 2001 when the President issued his plan for a national energy policy, I and a good number of my colleagues... we simply were not producing more energy, but we were consuming large amounts of energy.
Discussing the introduction of S. 14, a bill related to national energy policy.
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better late than never bipartisanship. We are happy to agree to these amendments en bloc, and I would be proud to support it. I just want to say that some of the rhetoric though coming out and the lack of fact-based--it is not that…
It’s not really democracy when 1,200 people get to pick who our candidates are in America. It doesn’t allow every voice to be heard.
But until we get to that day, it’s naive to think that we’re not going to need resources.
This will give regulatory clarity to Minnesota farmers, brewers and small business owners and provide an alternative to short-sighted federal policies that threaten Minnesota jobs and consumer choice.
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