A Biden-Buttigieg solution to the energy crisis?
By Duggan Flanakin |March 15th, 2022|Energy|0 Comments
When asked about reversing Biden Administration energy policies that have left the U.S. increasingly dependent upon Russian oil and gas, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg made it clear: “We … need to make sure we’re not galloping after permanent solutions to immediate short-term problems.”
Ah, “permanent solutions” for Biden-Buttigieg mean ending America’s “love affair” with fossil fuels. Meanwhile, Russia, China, and the rest of the world (even Germany and possibly the United Kingdom) are extracting and using increasing amounts of oil, gas, and coal. Now the “killer Bs” are working with the Russians to enable the U.S. once again to buy oil from Iran.
Still, with even Nancy Pelosi joining the drumbeat for ending U.S. dependence on Russian energy, the President may yet be forced to capitulate and open some spigots. What a dilemma!
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