http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/dem ... 06-10.html
Peterson has warned that the bill put together by Waxman and Energy and Environment subcommittee Chairman Edward Markey (D-Mass.) will fail if agriculture-related provisions aren’t altered, and he’s said he has as many as 45 votes on his side. That number of Democratic defections would certainly doom the prospects of passing the bill in the House.
And while the Agriculture chairman said he’s working to resolve those differences and not intentionally trying to torpedo the legislation, he noted that skepticism toward the bill is growing, not shrinking.
“I’m just estimating the number of votes that will be against this,” Peterson said. “I suspect that the list has grown as more members have gotten a chance to look at this. I mean, my list has grown.”
Looks like it's getting the axe taken to it, they have already added provisions to allocate the credits for power generation which is what McCain suggested and should drastically cut the costs of it. It hasn't even made it to the Senate yet and it may have tougher time getting through there.
That Capital Hill has Know Clue 
