across New Jersey and our country, Americans are struggling with skyrocketing energy costs and are demanding relief. Yet, that did not stop the congressional Republicans from repealing the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit, a major mistake that could not have come at a worse time. Amidst the rising cost of living, Americans are now being denied an important tool to lower their energy costs solely so billionaires could get another unneeded tax giveaway. That is why I introduced a commonsense amendment to study the impacts of tearing this program away from American homeowners. I am absolutely disappointed, but not surprised, that the House majority continues to hide the impacts of their big, ugly bill and block Americans from seeing how it raises their electric bills. I came to Congress to lower high costs, and I will not stop working to lower energy costs for hardworking Americans.
Nellie Pou: “across New Jersey and our country, Americans are struggling with skyrocketing energy costs and are demanding relief.…”
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Addressing the repeal of the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit and its impact on energy costs for Americans.
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