I wanted to follow up with Administrator Wheeler on something that he said in response to a question to another Senator, and it had to do, Mr. Wheeler, with not picking winners and losers in the energy industry, and that you would treat all energy sources equally.
Whitehouse seeks clarification on Wheeler's stance on energy industry fairness.
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