Is this what Sen. Kitchel meant by a legislative “check back”?

Promise that “nothing would move forward without affirmative action by the future legislature,” is shown to be very, very false.

Back at the end of February, S.5, the Clean Heat Standard bill, was in danger of dying in the Senate Appropriations Committee. A majority four out of the seven members couldn’t support a bill that handed over responsibility to the unelected Public Utilities Commission for totally remaking our economy and energy policy with without knowing exactly what t…