Bingaman with a plan: it's better than Bush's, but the Dems' energy bill falls short. (Gazette).(Jeff Bingaman)(Brief Article)
American Prospect, The, February, 2002 by Bradley, William
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AFTER TWO DECADES OF drift and a year of crisis, the Democrats have finally proposed a serious, future-oriented energy policy. The Energy Policy Act of 2002 (Senate bill S1766), introduced by Senate Energy Committee Chairman Jeff Bingaman of New Mexico, does not come a moment too soon: The lack of a coherent Democratic energy doctrine has played to the benefit of a particularly oil-intent Republican White House.
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