On the recordSeptember 6, 2006
It seems that in recent months, traditional opponents to renewable fuels, particularly those on the other side of the aisle, have had a change of heart and can now be found on the stump exclaiming ethanol's virtues.
Jim Inhofe: “It seems that in recent months, traditional opponents to renewable fuels, particularly those on the other side of the…”
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Inhofe comments on changing political support for renewable fuels.
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