Biden, media ignore increasing US production

 NY Times:

Biden Has ‘Only Bad Options’ for Bringing Down Oil Prices

President Biden’s trip to Saudi Arabia is unlikely to reduce oil and gasoline prices, and it is not clear that anything else he might do would work, either.

There is nothing bad about returning to offshore drilling and drilling in ANWR in Alaska.  Both have huge potential for increased production and the only reason they are not being drilled is Biden's idiotic blocking of drilling. It is Biden's anti-energy policy that is the problem.  Every time I go by a gas station I am reminded that Biden and the Democrats are the ones driving up the prices.  It is a reminder to vote against every Democrat on the ballot.  What kind of idiot cuts US production and then goes asking other countries to increase their production so the US can pay more for energy?

It should also be noted that Biden's driving up the world price of oil helped Russia to fund its war with Ukraine.

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