We truly believe in this program, and on both sides, we want to make it strong.
Mike Carey
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Mike Todd Whitaker Carey is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Ohio's 15th congressional district. A member of the Republican Party, he has been in office since January 3, 2021. Carey succeeded former Representative Steve Stivers and has focused on issues such as energy policy, economic development, and supporting local businesses during his tenure. He has also been involved in discussions surrounding infrastructure and public safety in Ohio.
I am a firm believer that those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it.
Americans are in the midst of a recession and the worst inflation in over 40 years, yet my friends across the aisle are set to pass a $745 billion spending bill that will raise taxes, fund the Green New Deal initiatives, and hire 87,000…
I hereby remove my name as cosponsor from H.R. 3287. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman's request is accepted. ____________________
I was unavoidably detained. Had I been present, I would have voted ``nay'' on rollcall No. 304. Members Recorded Pursuant to House Resolution 8, 117th Congress Barragan (Correa) Bentz (LaMalfa) Bowman (Evans) Brown (MD) (Evans) Cardenas…
For nearly 400 years, the U.S. National Guard has served as a vital component to our Nation's warfighting and peacekeeping capabilities. Guard members are the stewards of the equipment and resources necessary to assist in times of need…
As a Clinton County native, I rise today in honor of the 2021 Division IV Ohio high school football State champion, the Clinton-Massie Falcons. On December 3, 2021, the Clinton-Massie Falcons defeated the Youngstown Ursuline Irish in a…
First, I am humbled to stand here today to serve in the people's House as a product of the small town of Sabina, Ohio. I thank my family: my wonderful wife, Meghan, who is home with our young son Conrad while we are preparing to welcome a…
The disgraced former president`s candidate, coal lobbyist Mike Carey, came out on top in a 11-candidate field.
I think that the Boeing Corporation and the FAA is capable of getting this airplane back in the sky by the end of the summer.
The Administration's efforts were a rush job done solely to placate their environmental allies.
Rural regions of West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, would all be economically devastated by losing major employers such as the coal industry.
Mr. Chairman, the Obama Administration's attempts to rewrite the Stream Buffer Zone Rule is nothing but a blatant attempt to kill coal in Appalachia.
I think the idea that those coals would have to be replaced from someplace, but I think also the panel prior to our panel also outlined the fact that what you would see is power producers ultimately switch to another fuel source, which…
When an agency ignores the previous open rulemaking process of its past... then one can only conclude that this proposal was intentional.
There's a right way to conduct rulemaking, as Congressman Johnson pointed out in his opening remarks.
OSM's stream buffer zone rule is the most comprehensive, far-reaching revision of SMCRA rule in over 30 years.
The Obama Administration and its allies have declared a de facto war on coal across this country.
I don't think there is any doubt that we are seeing in the coal fields of not just Ohio, but I think West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Kentucky, you are seeing a coordinated attack because the new restrictions on certain coal…
This administration proposes to sacrifice these 33,000 primary and secondary jobs that we create, and that is as simple as it gets.
According to the NERA study, it alone, that loss of those jobs just because of those two proposals, would be 53,000 direct jobs in the State.
Ohio alone will lose 53,000 jobs, and electricity prices could certainly spur and hurt the middle and lower class Americans.
The effects the EPA's pending and planned proposals will have on electricity prices, employers, domestic workers will be devastating.
I would agree with her analysis of how that would affect the power-producing facilities.
We believe that the Kerry-Boxer bill will kill our jobs, devastate our communities, and bankrupt our region, and consequently threaten the rest of this Nation.





