On the recordSeptember 25, 2000
the time for ``quiet diplomacy,'' as Energy Secretary Richardson refers to the Administration's dealings with OPEC, is over!
Benjamin Gilman: “the time for ``quiet diplomacy,'' as Energy Secretary Richardson refers to the Administration's dealings with OPEC, is…”
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Gilman criticizes the Administration's handling of the energy crisis and OPEC's influence.
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