claim: says the congressional budget office estimates a cap-and-trade program would cost the average family the equivalent of "a postage stamp a day."
author: edward markey
evidence_1: jun 25, 2009 ... it says cap-and-trade will only cost consumers an average of $80-$111 a year —  or about 22 to 30 cents a day — so long as most program revenue is ... but had  the cbo chosen a later date, the cost per family may have been higher because  the government would gradually be charging polluters more.
evidence_2: aug 18, 2009 ... the congressional budget office estimates that the house legislation will cost  the average household only $175 annually—the equivalent of a postage stamp a  day. it will cost even less when efficiency measures are factored in, which would  save families about 7 percent—or $84—annually on their electric ...
evidence_3: politifact national on wednesday, june 16th, 2010. true. cbo estimate works  out to a stamp per day. edward markey · says the congressional budget office  estimates a cap-and-trade program would cost the average family the equivalent  of "a postage stamp a day." — politifact national on thursday, june 25th, 2009.
evidence_4: cbo estimates that the inflation-adjusted costs for the department of defense  would climb steadily from the $575 billion requested for the base budget in 2018  to $688 billion in 2027 if dod pursues goals that administration officials have  articulated for improving readiness, modernizing equipment, and increasing the ...
evidence_5: the american clean energy and security act of 2009 (aces) was an energy bill  in the 111th united states congress (h.r. 2454) that would have established a  variant of an emissions trading plan similar to the european union emission  trading scheme. the bill was approved by the house of representatives on  june 26, ...