the absence of Congress acting on, say, cap and trade, or choosing to not pass cap and trade, should not be viewed as neutrality by the people's House, or by the people's representatives, and somehow a license, therefore, to go ahead and catch up to the public, if you will.
Cramer emphasizes Congress's role in environmental regulation, criticizing the EPA's actions in absence of legislation.
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The president wants whatever you guys want. Just do whatever you want. He's going to support it.
Mr. President, welcome to the Senate. You look good up there. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Thank you, sir.
But at the same time I am glad you are having this discussion, as I was coming up, because I do think we have to be innovative.
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