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in new hampshire. that is why i think we must look forward now with designing our own exchange for all the people and businesses and our great state. [applause] over the past eight years we ve worked together to preserve acres of space to reduce mercury pollution to protect our clean water. we are building a new energy future with an energy efficient fund to help residents cut their energy costs and new standards the spurring renewable energy projects. now we have new plants under construction as well as a new plant that will help create 400 construction jobs and contribute enough home grown energy to power about 70,000 homes. these were bipartisan efforts because new hampshire citizens have long recognized we have a responsibility to cherish and preserve our natural resources. i strongly believe that the new hampshire environmentally give to our children and two grandchildren should be just as good if not better than the one that was given to us. [applause] that is w ....
miraculously, jobs would be created and millions of out of work americans would be gainfully employed. after all, mr. chairman, we saw how well this well-defined philosophy worked during the bush years with the collapse of our total financial institutions and our economy. mr. chairman, it s ironic that 25 energy and subcommittee and joint hearings, the nine bills that originated from this subcommittee to went to pass the house last year, the only, the only piece of legislation that actually became law was the pipeline safety reauthorization bill, which expanded regulation in order to address public safety. in fact, the pipeline safety bill enjoyed unanimous support from this committee, and so it would appear that my republican colleagues are not always opposed to federal regulation and oversight, especially when their districts are directly affected. so, mr. chairman, today we are here on another proverbial fishing expedition by the majority party. again to try to sides ....
united states down to houston to provide jobs for the next 50 years processing the oil and sending some of it to get jobs in the courts, the refineries, jobs building the pipeline. heat weakened our energy supply. it did not stop the oil from getting out. the canadians are looking seriously at a partnership with china to build the pipeline due west of vancouver. imagine american president so destructive that he forces canada into a partnership with china because they re more reliable than the united states, i would have thought it impossible. it goes against our deepest interests. we have a national security and an economic interest in developing energy security. we want to develop the maximum amount of new oil and gas because it will drive down the price of gasoline, which has doubled under obama and is continuing to go up because he is so deeply anti-american energy. it creates jobs and it lowers the cost of gasoline. the second reason is because i want us to become c ....
submitted it. the president said this time and time again, he did not have enough time. he had 20 months. if you look at their original keystone pipeline, it was approved back in 2008 after less than two years of review. it does not take 40 months to review project like this. at some point in time have to decide if you are going to fish or cut bait. that is what congress decided in a bipartisan way. it is one of the few things we actually came together on an agreed, mr. president, stop wasting time, stop delaying the project for political purposes and make a decision, yes or no. back in august of last year, it all said this is something you should do. when asked about improving the keystone pipeline in 2010, then you get to august of last year, were you all came out with your report and basically said this is something we should do. we don t see any real problems with the keystone pipeline. there would be no significant impact. that was the state department on keyston ....