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The Hill is reporting that the Senate vote to proceed with the energy bill fell short by one vote, 59-40. According to the article, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid plans to strip out the renewable energy tax package and try to pass the remainder of the bill this afternoon.
Labels: federal legislation, Renewable Energy
posted by Geoff Hand, Associate Attorney at 10:50 AM
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1 Comments:
UGH!!!! Isn't there some way we can organize a protest and let this president know how angry we are about this? He does not represent us - he represents the Oil industry!!!!
3:57 PM
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