Dorgan Quoted on Clean Energy Policy Under a Democratic Congress
The Associated Press
Government Relations Practice Co-Chair and former US Senator, Byron Dorgan, was quoted in a recent article discussing how Democrats may pursue clean energy policies and seek to lower energy costs after gaining majorities in US Congress, while President Trump retains veto power.
Following the midterm elections, Senator Dorgan said he expects the president to continue pursuing policies that support US oil and natural gas production, while a new Congress could work to restore clean energy sources as part of the nation’s broader energy strategy.
Senator Dorgan said, “He is likely to keep pushing his energy issues, and I think he will be forced to give some room for a new Congress to recreate a different strategy that will add clean energy.”
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