Sens. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.)
don’t agree on much — but then again, U.S. senators from different parties
rarely seem to agree on anything these days.
That’s why it was encouraging to see democracy at work, when
leaders from across the political spectrum recognized the importance of the
Renewable Fuel Standard, and decided to work across the aisle to make the
program a success. That’s exactly what happened last month among 39 bipartisan
champions of the RFS — including Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) — who sent a joint letter to the Environmental Protection Agency
urging the administration to stay true to the goals of America’s best renewable
energy policy.
