Sheldon Whitehouse: “Now, Rhode Island doesn't have a death penalty. We gave it up years ago after a murder back in 1850.”

We need more clarity on that, and when we have more clarity on that they’ll be back-and-forth to try to resolve those issues.

Most of the dealbreaker humps we’re over, but now it’s refining the language, taking raw agreements into legislative texts and figuring out what schedule for voting succeeds.

“must pay for any network upgrades needed to serve their big demand, so ratepayers don’t bear the cost burden of added infrastructure.”

This is a hugely important milestone but there are two big pieces of work in front of us.