During this current energy situation, there has been a lot of pointing of fingers of blame in this Chamber. That may win political points at home, but it sure does not solve the problem. President Bush has put forth a very responsible plan to solve our energy problem. He has taken the lead. It is a balanced plan that stresses conservation as well as increased supply. We, of course, want to protect the environment and be responsible with the plan. There is no question in that. We also need to reduce our dependency on foreign sources of supply. It is time that America is in charge of our supply of energy, not Saddam Hussein.
Sue Myrick: “During this current energy situation, there has been a lot of pointing of fingers of blame in this Chamber. That may win…”
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Discussing the need for a responsible energy plan during a debate on energy policy.
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