During consideration of legislation we learned it would kill millions of jobs, raise energy prices for everyday necessities like heating, power and gasoline, and collect trillions of dollars from American families, farmers and workers for new Big Government programs.
Bond argues that proposed legislation would negatively impact jobs and energy costs.
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I would humbly suggest that you put more, not less, in the force structure for the Guard, which is a bargain for our military defense.
I regret to say that this bill should be called the Big Oil Gulf Monopoly Bill, because that is what it is.
If this program, HUD had zero dollars for vouchers in the coming year, what would be the impact on the program and the staffing set up to handle it?
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