Glenn English: “They consider the House legislation the end. And we have been trying to explain to them, this is only the beginning.”

It started out as a partnership. Historically it has been a partnership, and the concern is that that partnership is going to be disturbed.

I could never have conceived of such a thing. And the fact that Kiwash Electric, my home electric cooperative in Oklahoma, could ever be considered a swaps dealer or in danger of being labeled as a swaps dealer I thought was nuts.

The more than 300,000 rural electric co-op customers in my state are at risk of unacceptable rate hikes.

I would have a very difficult time, Congressman Lucas, explaining to the folks back in my district, the Sixth District years ago, as to how I could agree to vote to give away allowances that would keep their electric bills less than what…