I do appreciate today's hearing. But today I call on you, Senator Carper, and Senator Boxer, to fulfill this committee's oversight obligations by taking an in-depth look at EPA's 'Train Wreck' and what it will mean for jobs, energy security, consumers, manufacturers, small businesses, and economic growth.
Jim Inhofe: “I do appreciate today's hearing. But today I call on you, Senator Carper, and Senator Boxer, to fulfill this committee's…”
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Inhofe urges oversight on EPA regulations affecting the economy and jobs.
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