The American public and the representatives in Congress should have the final say, not the President with a stroke of a pen.
Lee Zeldin: “The American public and the representatives in Congress should have the final say, not the President with a stroke of a…”
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Zeldin argues Congress should have authority over international agreements.
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Hear them out. Maybe they have an opinion on some other study that they looked on or other studies they looked on because there really is a range of predictions, especially when you look further in the future.
The state and local authorities closest to the issues and the public should be making the decisions on the permitting process as much as possible, not Washington.
I don't think it's a good idea that if someone disagrees with someone else's prediction of exactly what the temperature's gonna be in the year 2100, that all of a sudden that person is just automatically some science denier.
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