Mr. McKinley. I am just running short of time, obviously. I just want--it is a reality check to realize what we are about to do here in pursuing, because if we can keep our coal-fired, fossil-fuel-fired power plants, we are not going to need this transmission problem, as it goes--it at least is mitigated.
McKinley emphasizes the importance of maintaining coal-fired plants to mitigate transmission issues.
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With all due respect, Chairman Rush--and we have been friends for years--this hearing seems to be taking on an air of distraction from what Americans are really dealing with across this country.
But now it is five years later, and this committee, I think, apparently now, we are looking to see how it has been implemented.
I will never vote for a mandate, because that is just going to make more resistance to the vaccine, and more distrust of the Federal Government.
But it appears to me the policies that have been put forth in the last ten months are doing diametrically opposite.
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