Biden's European energy pledge looks hollow

 Daily Mail:


A load of hot air: Experts say Biden's offer to replace Europe's gas supplies if Putin turns off the taps 'is just not physically possible' - because 'there's not enough gas out there'

This is more evidence of how shortsighted Biden's restrictions on US energy productions were.  The US has gone from being energy independent to importing oil not only from Opec but also from Russia. 

See, also:

Russian crude exports to US highlight risks to Ukraine talks for Biden
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Overall Russian crude and product shipments accounted for 11% of total US imports between January and October 2021, according to data from the US Energy Information Administration. Imports of Russian crude and products averaged 704,300 b/d in this period, EIA data showed. The US is now importing higher volumes from Russia than it is from key ally Saudi Arabia.
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The Democrats' lies about Russian collusion and the Trump administration look even worse based on current developments.  Biden has been not only buying Russian crude but has been facilitating pipelines into Europe that will make the people of Europe more vulnerable. 

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