Republicans' seek to block Biden's use of Strategic Petroleum Reserve

 Breitbart:

Reps. Ted Budd (R-NC) and Stephanie Bice (R-OK) introduced legislation Thursday to block President Joe Biden’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) sales until Biden cancels his executive orders blocking energy development on federal land.

Budd and Bice unveiled the Strategically Lowering Gas Prices Act as a way to push for Biden to stop his assault on energy development on federal lands.

Reps. Scott Perry (R-PA), Buddy Carter (R-GA), Ashley Hinson (R-IA), Louie Gohmert (R-TX), Greg Steube (R-FL), and Bob Gibbs (R-OH) cosponsored the legislation.

Budd said in a statement to Breitbart News that Biden needs to abandon his climate change policies to solve the energy crisis.

“President Biden has caused this energy crisis by blocking the development of American fuel sources. That makes his recent use of the SPR nothing more than a band-aid solution to a self-created problem,” Budd explained to Breitbart News. “The best way to solve high fuel prices is for President Biden to reverse his radical environmentalist agenda and pursue an ‘all of the above’ strategy that gets us back to American energy independence.”

Bice said in a statement to Breitbart News that Biden’s climate change agenda has harmed American jobs.

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Biden's bad energy policies are the cause of not only high gas prices but inflation and they do nothing to change alleged climate change. 

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