I think this is an opportunity to have debate in the committee, but in the end, the Administration's regulatory prerogative, which the Supreme Court said in June on the MATS rule, they had overreached their authority and had not considered the costs in the MATS rule.
Inhofe emphasizes the need for debate and criticizes regulatory overreach.
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