"The irony here is that it was President Obama and his Democratic allies - not Republicans - who blocked the passage of the most aggressive legislation in history"
"Today's announcement that the NRC has approved licenses for two nuclear reactors in South Carolina that will create up to 3,800 new jobs is great news, especially in these economic times,"
"The Obama EPA appears that it will stop at nothing in order to aggressively expand its regulation of small businesses, farmers, property owners and Americans across the country.
Americans can be certain that the President is going forward to fulfill his campaign promise that under his plan of a cap-and-trade system electricity prices would 'necessarily skyrocket.'
"While the President was going around the country last week trying to convince everyone that he's actually pro-oil and gas, he laid the groundwork for Senators Menendez and Reid to push a bill through the Senate to raise taxes on the industry
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe: The funds requested by EPA are being used to create draconian new regulations with the goal of driving up electricity and gasoline prices.
The reelection rhetoric we will hear from President Obama as he stands in an oilfield in Oklahoma tomorrow is designed to put a positive spin on the failed energy policies he has no intention of giving up on.
This rule isn't about public health. It's about one thing - killing coal - as a gift to Obama's political allies: the environmental movement and crony capitalists who profit through government intervention.
"Unfortunately, we know President Obama's visit is little more than a campaign stop in an attempt to put a favorable spin on his dismal energy record, because current gas prices threaten his job."
"As Ranking Member of the Environment and Public Works Committee, and a chief critic of the Obama-EPA's war on affordable energy, I demand that the agency fully explain its justification for this massive gas tax increase."