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Bruce Westerman

206 words · 14 sentences · 16 clauses

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Average 94 / 100
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Procedure 13%Claims 47%Positioning 4%Reasoning 36%

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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 9 wordsI yield myself such time as I may consume.Procedure Claims · 51 wordsI would say that my colleague just made the case for why we need this bill. As I have testified, the Trump administration has 60 projects on the dashboard.1 They have completed 22 projects.2 The previous administration completed zero projects under FAST-41.3 Both administrations had access to use the FAST-41 process, Positioning · 9 wordsbut some administrations choose not to use the process.Positioning Claims · 45 wordsThese mining projects now take an average of 19 years to permit.4 That is down from 29 to 30 years just a few years ago because we have seen projects permitted more quickly under this administration.5 Our need for critical minerals and mining spans administrations. Reasoning · 75 wordsWe need certainty in the process so that we can access the supplies of ore that we have here in the United States to meet our own demands. If we start playing political permitting ping-pong from one administration to the next, that gives no certainty to investors in America to use our own materials. That is exactly why we need to codify this, so that it gives everybody a fair shot to use the process. Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 17 wordsI yield 5 minutes to the gentleman from Indiana (Mr. Shreve), the lead sponsor of this legislation.Procedure

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