![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjU2IJZ4sjRPf8IR-AJ8ktl3Wl83gvi4ytY7ls5FAQ6NBDDDbalPeZiIBF-QF2Ka9HG54qedq-eRPMK7y0QNeLXuVeFzhDab_T_aQvZ3H6XeNrgo-z64mO0WtyXQKr8iQHVMPFxCQ/s320/capitol.jpg)
The newly formed Senate Western Caucus introduced legislation that "encourages development and the use of all energy resources, including wind, nuclear, oil, natural gas and clean coal," according to a short note in the Casper (WY) Star-Tribune.
The caucus is comprised of Republicans from Arizona, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Kansas, Nebraska, and Louisiana.
Caucus chair U.S. Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo, is quoted as saying,
the caucus opposes federal intrusion in the everyday lives of Americans and opposes legislation that pushes economic progress through huge spending and strict environmental regulations.
No comments:
Post a Comment