Over half of this House are members of the bipartisan caucus, and we want to continue to build support for this most important national security issue of energy independence through the advancement of renewables and energy efficiency, energy conservation programs. I urge a ``no'' vote on this amendment respectfully.
Zach Wamp: “Over half of this House are members of the bipartisan caucus, and we want to continue to build support for this most…”
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Addressing energy independence and urging a no vote on an amendment.
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