it has been a long day. We have heard about everything that can be heard from a lot of different people, and I have come to some conclusions that there are some things that are incontrovertible after hearing both sides of the debate all…

This is about a colorless, tasteless, necessary part of the atmosphere called carbon dioxide.

State Could Lose Up to 11,000 Coal Jobs If Obama Plan Takes Effect.

Burning the Constitution of the United States should not be a part of the national energy policy.

This is not a good deal for the American people.

The President comes out with his initiative which I believe is a national energy tax. To me, this is regulation without representation.

Let me just observe that in the last Congress when the Republicans were a minority, Senator Boxer had S. 2963, a bill to address discharge limits from large and small vessels reported through committee on a party line vote with no hearing.

We can have a debate, my friends across the aisle disagree with me vehemently about this, about what CO2, carbon dioxide, is doing to the atmosphere.

The President seems to always exaggerate the benefits and ignore the costs.

The climate has always changed. There is a reason why the island of Greenland is named Greenland because at one point, it was green.

These regulations are the product of backroom sue and settle tactics with radical environmental lobbying organizations.

A very good friend of mine said at one time, elections have consequences.