The President once said that his climate policies would make the cost of electricity necessarily skyrocket and I believe him.

One out of every six men 25 to 54 is not working today.

We need to hear from the experts on electricity reliability.

These bills we are talking about, the first was the McCain-Lieberman bill in 2003, then in 2005, the same thing, the Warner-Lieberman...

The fact that they are now trying to get out from under the mess they are in.

the reason guys like Tom Steyer have to go to such lengths to make the political issue is because the American people don't want anything to do with it.

Since 2009, 7.2 million people have left the work force.

Growth in the first quarter of this year was negative 1 percent.

The most important issue is the economy.

I think that we need to look at this with each and every increase in energy cost.

We have to ask ourselves are we doing something to this economy that is not good for us and how can we make positive gains together without damaging our economy.

Even if the President was able to reach an agreement like the Kyoto treaty of the 1990's, it would still have to be ratified by the Senate. The treaty in the 1990's overwhelmingly failed in the Senate.