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Some Bipartisanship June 2, 2011 : 5:00 PM
While bipartisanship is a rare commodity, some lawmakers are joining together to promote electric cars:
“A bill sponsored by Republican Senator Lamar Alexander would offer $3 billion over five years to help build infrastructure and promote the use of electric vehicles.”
“Components of this legislation, which is co-sponsored by Democratic Senator Jeff Merkley, could underpin a broader energy package, Zichal said when asked about the bill.”