25 Jul 2022 12:09 pm
Is THIS what you're looking for but were too dumb to find for yourself, dickhead?Blackvegetable » 25 Jul 2022, 10:44 am » wrote: ↑ If the problems you cite are amenable to POLICY solutions, what solutions are you being told the GOP will offer?
Republicans Oppose Biden Plan to Release Domestic Oil ReservesRepublicans urge U.S. oil and gas ‘stability’ from new drilling as answer to Russia, other security threats
Market Watch 3/3/22 Rachel Koning Beals
Geopolitical turmoil and tight oil and gas markets are the time to open more U.S. production, trade group and leading Republicans argue after Biden pushes renewables in SOTU
11/22/21
https://guest.house.gov/media/press-rel ... l-reserves
Representatives suggest the reversal of Biden policies that reduced domestic oil production as a safer alternative
Washington, D.C. – In anticipation of a possible White House announcement to release oil reserves from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), Congressman Michael Guest and other Reps sent a letter to the Biden Admin. with an alternative strategy – increase domestic oil production.
“Gas prices have and will continue to rise due to production restrictions on federal lands, cancellation of the Keystone XL Pipeline, and heightened environmental regulations, including those on methane emission. We should not extract oil from the SPR to address a self-inflicted crisis caused by this administratio. Rather, it would be in our best interest to reopen oil and gas production on federal lands, which would equate to a 20% increase in our domestic oil production,” the Members write.
withdraw reserves from the SPR that are currently priced at $29/per barrel and forced to replace them at a cost of over $80/per barrel, we would be creating another economic nightmare for taxpayers. Higher gas prices hurt the American public. Encouraging domestic oil and gas production helps to create American jobs, energy independence from Russia and the Middle East, and cheaper visits to the pump. Resorting to withdrawals from the SPR only postpones reality and creates larger economic concerns for the future. At a time when we will undoubtably have harsh winter storms and hurricanes, along with an uncertain global geopolitical environment, future withdrawals from the SPR may be urgently needed. We must ensure the SPR is fully stocked and able to protect Americans the way it was intended to.
Sincerely, Steve Scalise Member of Congress
Tom Cole Member of Congress
Markwayne Mullin Member of Congress
Tracey Mann Member of Congress
Michael Guest Member of Congress
Frank Lucas Member of Congress
Kevin Hern Member of Congress
Mariannette Miller-Meeks Member of Congress
Andrew R. Garbarino Member of Congress
Alex X. Mooney Member of Congress
Bruce Westerman Member of Congress
Stephanie I. Bice Member of Congress
Jody Hice Member of Congress
Randy Weber Member of Congress
Michael Cloud Member of Congress
Kevin Brady Member of Congress
Ann Wagner Member of Congress
Liz Cheney Member of Congress
August Pfluger Member of Congress
Don Young Member of Congress
Glenn “GT” Thompson Member of Congress
Jodey C. Arrington Member of Congress
Yvette Harrell Member of Congress
Earl L. “Buddy” Carter Member of Congress
Garret Graves Member of Congress
Roger Williams Member of Congress
Andrew S. Clyde Member of Congress
Jake LaTurner Member of Congress
Bob Good Member of Congress
Tom Emmer Member of Congress
Gregory Steube Member of Congress
Brian Babin, D.D.S. Member of Congress
Have you got any other stupid questions, you buffoon? Or all they all as dumb as that one?