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The GOP Energy Plan: ?None of the Above?

By Office of the Speaker

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Americans know it is time for an oil change - the Comprehensive American Energy Security and Consumer Protection Act passed by the House yesterday will lower costs for consumers, invest in clean, renewable energy resources, expand our domestic energy supply, and promote greater energy efficiency and conservation. Most Republicans voted ‘No.’

Instead of working with Democrats to bring relief to consumers, most Republicans have chosen to grandstand for cameras in the name of Big Oil rather than stand up for the American people. Time and again, Republicans have been given the opportunity to vote for an American-owned energy policy to bring down the price at the pump, increase fuel efficiency, invest in clean, renewable energy resources and protect our national security. And each time, a majority of House Republicans voted no.

 
Rep. John Boehner, Republican Leader NO
Rep. Roy Blunt, Republican Whip NO
Rep. Adam Putnam, Republican Conference Chairman NO
Rep. McCotter, Republican Policy Committee Chairman NO
Rep. Kay Granger, Republican Conference Vice Chair NO
Rep. John Carter, Republican Conference Committee Secretary NO
Rep. Tom Cole, National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman NO
Rep. Eric Cantor, Republican Chief Deputy Whip NO
Rep. David Dreier, Rules Committee Ranking Republican
 

Full post as published by The Gavel on September 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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