if we are going to say things like stopping the politics and all of that and then also infer that it is the free market that ended up causing most of the coal industry's problems, without at least recognizing that there was a combination of unrealistic Federal regulation, tax credits, and allowing primacy on an electric grid that was neither designed nor prepared for that, it seems to be a little disingenuous
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I think the most frightening result of this lack of oversight is that foreign hackers, including those acting on behalf of foreign countries, have tapped into these large funding mechanisms and stolen dollars meant for struggling Americans.
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Well, it is clear that the FERC and DOE processes are not immune from political influence, which I will get to in a second.
Mr. Chair, I rise in opposition to the amendment. The Acting CHAIR. The gentleman from North Dakota is recognized for 5 minutes in opposition.
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