As a father of four and a grandfather of six, I see what they are going to be facing.

Honestly, I tell you I can't find anything in here, in the Constitution, that allows us this right to tell the public or tell the manufacturers, can you share with me what section of the Constitution, where would I find it in there that…

I like the idea of having cars that have 60 miles, but that should be my choice as a consumer and not the Federal Government.

I have had opportunities to talk to quite a few coal companies and they are not getting any subsidies.

Just give me some tariff protection and I can compete with them.

We feel left behind.

In light of what has happened in Japan, I assume the NRC still has the authority to grant the permits for continuing the design implementation of nuclear facility?

I see a paradox with this. I heard the administration talking about we want to do more research and development in energy but yet the very laboratory that you all fund is being reduced by $800 million.

I have had conversations with him and he is very frustrated with what is happening long term.

Given that this also is for budgeting, do you have some R&D money allocated for researching alternate uses for spent fuel rods?

Since you have heard of this now, are you going to look into it?

Do you think that it is something that they should have checked with you about before they embarked on something that was so draconian to West Virginia?

But this was a retroactive veto. Are you aware of that?

Do you think if they--if rulemaking can occur like this in a retroactive fashion directed to the coal industry, would it not also apply to petroleum, chemical, other industries as well?