A decision that is going to materially effect the Cape and the islands should be made in Massachusetts.

This is a challenge for other companies to get involved, as we have gotten involved. This is an important event in town, and other businesses need to step up to the plate.

Cape Wind from the beginning has tried to avoid direct state oversight. It brings the state very clearly back into the picture, which is not what Cape Wind wants.

We can use all the assistance we can get to assure the amendment is passed.

No benefit came to me as a result of this decision.

This decision paves the way for further habitat destruction by special interests, leaving taxpayers to pay the bill for cleaning up the mess.