Documents prove Biden deliberately hit energy business on day one

 Caroline Downey:

Biden Administration Handicapped Domestic Energy Production on First Day in Office, Memos Reveal
Contrary to President Biden’s recent claims that his administration is pulling out all the stops to alleviate America’s inflation woes, since its early days it has fostered a policy environment that is hostile to domestic energy production, fueling price hikes at the gas pump long before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, according to memos obtained by National Review.

On the day Biden took office, his Department of the Interior issued a memo suspending the authority of local Bureau of Land Management offices to approve leases, drilling permits, and mining operations plans that would support America’s oil supply, Republican senator Dan Sullivan of Alaska explained on the House floor Monday night. Sixty days later, a second memo was sent out by political appointee Laura Daniel Davis extending the suspension of local authorities indefinitely and making the fate of all future leasing and drilling permits contingent on her personally rubber-stamping them.

A month ago on February 15, as the conflict in Ukraine took a turn for the worst and Western nations retaliated against Russia with economic penalties, amid already record-high gas prices, Biden told the public, “We’re prepared to deploy all the tools and authority at our disposal to provide relief at the gas pump.”

He assured Americans last week, “It’s simply not true that my administration or policies are holding back domestic energy production. That’s simply not true.”
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What is true is that Joe Biden is lying about his energy policy now that the polls show most Americans oppose it.  Biden deliberately restricted the supply of oil and gas to drive up the price in hopes that inflicting financial pain on Americans would get them to accept the Big Green crap.  His policies have been a disaster for the US economy and most Americans and now that the mid-terms look dire for Democrats he is engaged in the politics of fraud.

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