This Bill a Big Win for Us: Trump Urges Senators to Back American Affordability and Jobs Act - The Tribune
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Major bill to cut red tape for energy projects clears Senate hurdle
The Senate has cleared a crucial procedural hurdle for passing a bipartisan bill aimed at making it easier to build energy and infrastructure projects across the country. The Senate voted 73-25 Monday evening to invoke cloture on the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, which limits debate and sends the nearly 500-page bill toward a final vote. The key negotiators of the bill, Sens. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), Mike Lee (R-UT), Sheldo…
As US President seeks support for American Affordability and Jobs Act; calls for support from senators and citizens; says: Will lower electricity costs and protect …
US President Donald Trump has called on senators and American citizens to support the American Affordability and Jobs Act, arguing that the legislation
Trump calls for Senate to pass bipartisan energy permitting bill with regulations for data centers
President Donald Trump has called on the U.S. Senate to approve the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act (BAAJA), telling Senators it would be a “BIG WIN” as the upper chamber of Congress returns to Washington after the midterm elections.
This bill a big win for us: Trump urges senators to back American Affordability and Jobs Act - The Tribune
"I am urging all Senators to vote for The American Affordability and Jobs Act (S. 5653)! This Bill is a BIG WIN for U.S. ENERGY INDEPENDENCE and DOMINANCE. This Landmark Permitting Reform Legislation will codify our America First Energy Agenda, and ensure that we can build Pipelines, Mines, and Power Plants faster than ever before, lowering Energy Costs for American Families, and creating High Paying American Jobs," Trump said.
The U.S. Senate held a procedural vote on the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act (BAAJA) on the afternoon of November 9. The bill addresses issues such as electricity costs for data centers. Public discontent over data centers and rising electricity prices was one of the reasons for the Democratic Party's victory last week, and how Congress will handle the issue is attracting considerable attention.
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