Trump responds to Biden's use of strategic Petroleum Reserve

 PJ Media:

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“For decades our Country’s very important Strategic Oil Reserves were low or virtually empty in that no President wanted to pay the price of filling them up,” Trump said in a statement Tuesday morning. “I filled them up three years ago, right to the top, when oil prices were very low.”

Trump then pointed out that the reserves are “meant to be used for serious emergencies, like war, and nothing else,” and accused Biden of tapping the reserves “so that he could get the close to record-setting high oil prices artificially lowered.”

“We were energy independent one year ago,” Trump continued. “Now we are at the mercy of OPEC, gasoline is selling for $7 in parts of California, going up all over the Country, and they are taking oil from our Strategic Reserves. Is this any way to run a Country?”

We have come to expect incompetence from Biden who drove up the price of oil with his restrictions on drilling and his war against pipelines and is now using the reserves to lower the prices he was responsible for raising.  He has also been selling oil from the reserve to China which is the country that is mostly likely to require a US need of the reserve. 

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