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Carol Devine Miller is an American politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Wyoming's at-large congressional district, a position she has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Miller has focused on issues pertinent to her constituents, including energy development and rural healthcare. She has been an advocate for policies that support Wyoming's economy and has worked on initiatives to enhance the state's infrastructure.
West Virginia faces so many challenges, and this is due to the constant attacks on our energy industry from unelected bureaucrats and uninformed lawmakers, which have caused untold damage to all of our communities in southern West Virginia…
I am really excited for the opportunity today to be able to highlight some of the stories of hardworking West Virginians and the unnecessary struggles that they face because of an overreaching Federal Government.
To me, it’s a little bit alarming because this man is no longer like a former president to a lot of these people. He is like a god.
The U.S. and a number of European countries have been pressuring Germany to cancel Nord Stream 2 as a signal to the Kremlin that we’re not going to tolerate the Kremlin’s use of energy as the political weapon in Europe.
I knew if the morning of six or prior if we put U.S. military personnel on the Capitol, I would have created the greatest constitutional crisis probably since the Civil War.
Innovation in carbon capture technologies will mitigate the impacts of traditional energy sources without giving up American energy independence.
An all-of-the-above energy policy which complements our energy producing communities instead of destroying them, and it will build a stronger energy grid, more resilient communities, and a more united country.
Forcing Africa to live in poverty and darkness so that John Kerry can feel accomplished on his private jet is not only arrogant, but it is inexcusable.
They are declaring war on American prosperity, a war on American energy independence, and a war on American working class, who will bear the greatest brunt of this burden.
The actions this administration has taken on the Keystone Pipeline not only cost American jobs but will cost the American energy grid.
We must ensure that we have a key baseload energy--coal and natural gas--to fill in the gaps.
Fill it and do whatever was necessary to protect the demonstrators that were executing their constitutionally protected rights.
I believe Trump’s lies about the election were what caused his supporters to go attack the Capitol on January 6.
I believe it's a lack of familiarity with the nature of military operations or, as I said in my statement, a politicization of this issue.
Would anybody have marched on the Capitol and tried to overrun the Capitol without the President's speech? I think it is pretty much definitive that would not have happened.
They not only closed the mines, but they shuttered entire communities that supported their workers.
During my time on this committee, my colleagues have heard me talk many times about the war on coal during President Obama's term.
I urge the committee to consider the inclusion and support of development of hyperloop projects.
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