Our committee--on a bipartisan basis--needs to be part of a robust conversation about how best to determine costs and benefits.
Ron Wyden: “Our committee--on a bipartisan basis--needs to be part of a robust conversation about how best to determine costs and…”
On the recordSeptember 16, 2014
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Wyden calls for bipartisan efforts to discuss energy costs and benefits.
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