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The Waxman-Markey bill to address climate change passed the House in 2009, when Democrats were in the majority. On the Senate side, Senators Graham and Lieberman spent a lot of time trying to get Republican senators to support the bill, even though Democrats had the majority in the Senate, too. Why was this necessary?
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