But didn't Congress set the law that has been ignored that is the source of the opinion that was just handed down in August?
Gregg Harper
The Public Record
I don't believe that the formation of a new Federal agency to oversee management of nuclear waste is the answer.
Once again, we see that the 'Affordable Care Act' is nothing short of politics above economics.
This law is broken. And it can't be fixed by handpicking some provisions to enforce and others to conveniently ignore.
The Election Assistance Commission would be the poster child for wasting money and not being cost-effective.
Wasting money on ineffective useless agencies like the EAC is yet another example of irresponsible government spending.
This agency has outlived its usefulness and to continue to fund it is the definition of irresponsibility.
There has been a breakdown in this committee's oversight responsibility and it has been a bipartisan one.
This constant pursuit to litigate losing cases again and again I believe is an indefensible waste of taxpayers' money.
Why hasn't the Commission updated regulations that are unconstitutional after a ruling by the Supreme Court in January of 2010?
This is an important issue, and it has devastated families that I know back home.
I would argue the President has really not done much in that way, not much towards increasing our production of oil.
Enforcing our trade laws is absolutely critical. I do that with great pride.
We need to facilitate the commercial nuclear renaissance because having a diverse generation mix is in the interest of energy security.
It is a great concern we have to make sure that the votes of our men and women in the military are counted.





