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America can’t build anything anymore. Congress is finally fixing it

Bipartisan Senate energy permitting reform cuts regulatory delays to lower consumer costs, rebuild the grid, and create jobs.

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Washington Examiner· Oct 7, 3:00 PMAmerica can’t build anything anymore. Congress is finally fixing it

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