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Governors of coastal states say the shadow cast by Deepwater Horizon has loomed too large and lingered too long--now they want more drilling off their coasts and they want to reap more of the benefits, they told an audience at the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston Monday.Governors of states that already see offshore activity such as Texas and Alaska said they want the federal government to loosen its hold on regulation of the industry and for the states to share more of the revenue oil and gas leasing generates. Governors of some East Coast states where offshore drilling isn't currently allowed said they want their waters opened up to the energy industry."States know how to harness our natural resources," Texas Gov. Rick Perry, a Republican, said.The governors of states bordering the Gulf of Mexico, including Texas, Alabama, and Mississippi, said lessons have been learned from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster, but the federal permitting process is still keeping a lid on offs...
Former presidential candidate sounds off on the fiscal cliff standoff, what's needed for a breakthrough and who will ultimately win
S.C. governor and new Senate designate Tim Scott discuss filling Jim DeMint's seat and immediate goals
How do conservatives view Sen. DeMint replacement?
Can we prevent these types of attacks from happening again? Gun control revisited. And the latest in the fiscal cliff negotiations.
All-Star panel weighs in
Surprise announcement from GOP lawmaker
Texas governor on state deadline for ObamaCare
“The Amateur” author Ed Klein and Brad Blakeman, former Deputy Assistant to President George W. Bush, on the factors in the Presidential race that led to Obama’s re-election.
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Audio contradicts DNC chair's claim
South Carolina Democratic chair Dick Harpootlian responds
Reaction from Gov. Haley and Fallin
Cheri Jacobus and Richard Fowler on the lack of women and minorities in top-level posts at the RNC
Sequestration sting softens, immigration debate and can Sanford stick it out? Chris Stirewalt and guests discuss
Karl Rove on whether Dr. Carson should run for political office, the fresh faces within the GOP and what it all means to the future of the Republican Party
Impact of record number of female senators
Former White House chief of staff Andy Card weighs in
Gov. Pat McCrory, (R-NC), on the state’s efforts to attract businesses to the state with its low tax environment.
Former presidential candidate and House Speaker sounds off on the political theater in the sequester standoff
