Such a ban would wipe out a major source of American prosperity, lead to Americans paying higher prices for the same energy, and increased reliance on foreign sources--with no impact on the world's appetite for energy.
McKinley argues against a ban on fracking, highlighting its economic benefits.
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Mr. Chairman, that is West by God Virginia. Let me just continue on with this.
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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