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the potsies that ignore -- policies that ignore the need for american energy. and, so, mr. president, i think that at a time when we need to be focused on jobs in this country that we need to realize the amount of uncertainty in the middle east, there is now sticker shock at the pumps and it is the policies of this administration that are the things that are keeping us from using -- to develop the energy security that we need. thank you, mr. president, and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mr. johanns: mr. president, thank you. i rise today to speak for a few minutes about our current fiscal situation. over the next few weeks we're undoubtedly going to have a very robust debate on our country's future and the tremendous issues we face. we're going to have a debate about the need for fiscal responsibility. one thing that all of my colleagues should be able to agree upon is that our current level of spending and borrowing and debt is just simply not sustainable. when you're bringing i in $2.2 trillion, but you're spending $3.8 trillion annua