I believe very much that this Committee has a very important role to play in the permitting reform conversation.
Sheldon Whitehouse
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Sheldon Whitehouse is a United States Senator from Rhode Island, serving since January 4, 2007. A member of the Democratic Party, Whitehouse has focused on a range of issues including environmental protection, healthcare reform, and campaign finance reform. He has been a vocal advocate for addressing climate change and has worked to promote policies aimed at reducing carbon emissions and protecting natural resources. Whitehouse has also been involved in efforts to reform the political campaign finance system, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability in political donations.
This is not a witch hunt. This is not a smear. This is not a harassment. This is to try to rescue the reputation of the Court from some very sordid facts that have been disclosed and proven.
I think he is appropriately chairing this Subcommittee on the Courts at a moment in history when he's needed now more than ever.
There's only one person in that room who was threatening to default on the credit of the United States.
This is not a witch hunt. This is not a smear. This is not a harassment. This is to try to rescue the reputation of the Court from some very sordid facts that have been disclosed and proven.
If there is any question about the integrity and character of these Justices, it really undermines the institution of the Court.
I then called on him to rescue the reputation of the Court by simply taking action to respond to this well-documented outrage.
I believe he can, and I hope he will, step up, raise his hand, and say, 'That's the end of the special treatment for Supreme Court Justices.'
If there is any question about the integrity and character of these Justices, it really undermines the institution of the Court.
Let's make this a 'can.' We really do need those 30 gigawatts; we really do need these jobs.
I think if we're going to do this, we've got to come up with a budget reform that moves us to a stable, sensible debt to GDP.
I believe very much that this Committee has a very important role to play in the permitting reform conversation.
I think if we're going to do this, we've got to come up with a budget reform that moves us to a stable, sensible debt to GDP.
This is not a witch hunt. This is not a smear. This is not a harassment. This is to try to rescue the reputation of the Court from some very sordid facts that have been disclosed and proven.
I think there is a persistent effort to limit our effort to support wildlife and hold off the great extinction to only what can be monetized.
If the function of lowering business taxes is to reward and induce investment that create jobs, then I can get behind that.
We heard unchallenged testimony from Moody's Chief Economist that the MAGA plan would cost the American economy almost 800,000 jobs and increase the chance of a recession.
I believe very much that this Committee has a very important role to play in the permitting reform conversation.
Let's make this a 'can.' We really do need those 30 gigawatts; we really do need these jobs.
There's only one person in that room who was threatening to default on the credit of the United States.
If the purpose of lower business taxes is to windfall to CEOs and shareholders stock buybacks and increase compensation, then I don't support that.
I promise you Ranking Member Grassley, hearings in the future, on ways to save healthcare costs that don't require benefit cuts.
So the oceans are taking a beating far in excess of the actual heat value of fossil fuel, or result of fossil fuel emissions.





