"Conservatives Block Debate On Regulation, Gas Stove Bills"

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"Conservatives Block Debate On Regulation, Gas Stove Bills"

"House conservatives blocked debate on legislation against gas stove rules Tuesday afternoon in protest of their leadership team.

The House voted down 206-220 the debate parameters for four bills: two against gas stove regulations and another two to limit the administration’s rulemaking power.

Twelve Republicans voted with Democrats against proceeding to the measures. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) joined them so he could eventually move for the chamber to reconsider."

Manuel Quiñones, Nico Portuondo, and Mia McCarthy report for E&E News June 6, 2023.

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Source: E&E News, 06/07/2023