Timothy H. Bishop: “Clean water infrastructure is not, nor should it be, a partisan issue.”

We do want a rule that restricts the scope of authority under EPA, based on the Supreme Court rulings that both have said that their scope is not unlimited.

So I guess my fundamental question, Mr. Poltak, is if the EPA is willing to do it for the communities that I have cited, and I am sure there are others, why is it that there is not the capacity to do it for other communities?

I hope we can all agree that is a good thing, and I hope we can also all agree that that improvement would not have happened were it not for the Clean Water Act.

However, I am troubled by the tone taken by this Congress in carrying out its oversight activities of the current administration.