A House Democratic caucus pilloried President Donald Trump’s first set of executive actions, accusing him of working to “gut our bedrock pollution and environmental protections.”
But in a multipage letter filled with both bullet points and outrage, the leaders of the Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition offered something of an olive branch.
“We are committed to working with your Administration” to “protect Americans from harm, to grow the middle class, and to make our government work for the average American,” they wrote.
The group is led by Democratic Co-chairs Doris Matsui of California, Mike Quigley of Illinois and Paul Tonko of New York.