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REP. Ted Poe Republican Texas speaking in the U.S. House on the energy savings bill, and the mandatory use of CFL light bulbs. From C-SPAN

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  • Good points, he makes. But, not sure where in the Constitution any government is authorized to regulate/impose highway speed limits, emissions standards in cars, etc.

  • @blarghwastaken Ted Poe is addressing the over reach of government telling people what light bulbs they can use. I dont think its anyones business if we wana use incandescents, cfls or leds. i think YOU'RE trolling since u seem to be in favor of government controlling your way of living

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  • the sob sitting behind him is laughing most the time, he must think the citizens are a joke, he looks very untrustworthy, hope he's not involved with government anymore.

  • @noreaga12326 Yeah especially if they're all made in china. There are lightbulbs that are 100% safe and even biodegradable that can be made in our country..

  • I agree with everything except for when he says crude oil is a good thing.

  • Not to mention the depression that sets in after you make the switch to CFL's

  • Does anyone know what we can replace the energy mercury filled lightbulb with?

  • he forgot to mention the BABY food

  • Throw em at wall street or congress during a protest.

  • the wave emitted from these bulbs also makes us tired and sickly

  • YEEEE HAWWWWWWWWWWWWW WE GET SOME MERCURY

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