John Fetterman

There is absolutely nothing new under the sun. Joe Biden won.

No, I don't believe so. Certification is Monday, and the thing is the terms expire on November 30th. So if they don't certify the results, they won't technically have a House of Representatives to certify with.

Hey, Lieutenant Governor Patrick, it's your counterpart in Pennsylvania. I'd like to collect your handsome reward for reporting voter fraud. I got a dude in Forty Fort, PA, who tried to have his dead mom vote for Trump.

I'm like, yeah. I'm like, go, dude. Enjoy yourself. Have fun with it, but it's not going to change anything.

The bottom line is, is that there is no truth to any of this. And at some point, we all have to collectively accept it.

Math doesn't care about his feelings. It doesn't care about anyone's feelings. The math in Pennsylvania is damning for the President.

I mean, I feel that it's certainly the Vice President is in a strong position polling wise.

The president can tweet whatever he wants, but that's not going to change the underlying dynamic of the integrity of our voting systems here in Pennsylvania.

We should tweet less and vote more, and that's what we're committed to doing in Pennsylvania.

Voting works very much so in Pennsylvania and it really is going to continue to do so.

I was closely involved with the Environmental Defense Fund to help pass cap-and-trade legislation.

Congressman Waxman said that a hurricane had hit. I could say to him if he were here, we are facing an economic tsunami in southeastern Kentucky and throughout Appalachia as a result of this.

Government should not be in the business of picking industry winners and losers; that is the job of the free market.

Many of the people speaking today are paid to present you with what I respectfully believe is a false choice: that we as a society must choose between a healthy environment or healthy industry.

This legislation not only is good for our air quality but for jobs and business in general.

We are not just looking for a handout. We are looking for a hand up.

We see it absolutely as an opportunity.

I respectfully ask the Senate to be as bold as the House has been.

A cap on greenhouse gas pollution is the surest way to create jobs for the clean economy.

A cap on carbon in the U.S. will spur our companies to be the early movers in these markets.

We will not truly transform the economy until we spur the private sector to action.

A cap on carbon pollution offers us a chance to create jobs.

We need change and we need it now.

The path we are on has failed.

Jobs are right at the top of this agenda, and how we restructure our energy economy so that we are not dependent on a few foreign nations.