Federal energy bill vote falls shortLegislation back on agenda for when senators return in January Larry Persily Petroleum News Juneau Correspondent
Although the federal energy bill is in hibernation until at least January, congressional leaders are showing no shortage of energy in passing out blame for its failure to pass this year.
Democrats blame Republicans for adding too much spending and too many tax credits to the bill, which is being cal....
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