Well, it seems to me that if not in this Congress, the next Congress, that it would be timely given the fact that this issue is out there and the amount of coal that has been burned in the last couple of decades, that a study be funded, that we actually look at it and determine whether or not the University of Texas study is confirmed or disconfirmed.
Kucinich advocates for funding a study on coal emissions and autism.
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And my own theory is while there are studies that are out there that are implicating environmental factors in autism, think about this for a minute.
Republicans I talked to, they don't want to run on Trump or this. In the districts that matter, in the districts that are going to make the majority, there are not -- they don't want to be talking about this. They want to talk about taxes.
When you talk to Democrats most of them are not talking about impeachment because they know that the voters don't want to hear about that.
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