Unfortunately, that has not happened. Our Democratic colleagues have not engaged with our side in any meaningful way, and the politics of climate change has taken precedent over rolling up our sleeves and getting to work on bipartisan solutions.
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Walden criticizes Democrats for not engaging in bipartisan climate solutions.
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