Sen. Tuberville nails Biden administration for blame oil companies for gas prices

 Breitbart:

Wednesday on Fox Radio’s “The Brian Kilmeade Show,” Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) ripped President Joe Biden and his administration for blaming oil companies for the high gas prices.

Tuberville, in reaction to Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg saying oil companies were “responsible” for the high prices, said there was “zero plan” from the White House in its push to transition to green energy. He said Buttigieg was “way out of his league.”

“This guy’s way out of his league, Brian,” Tuberville asserted. “I’ve sat through the last year of nominations of Joe Biden’s people that he’s put in office — I mean, you wouldn’t put some of these people as dog catcher. I mean, it’s embarrassing. This guy running our Transportation Department and working with energy … is this the best we’ve got? If this is the best we’ve got, we are in trouble.”

“But, you can't transition a country’s energy unless you have a plan,” he added. “There’s zero plan. As you talked earlier, nuclear has got to be one of the options that we go to, not just in the near future but for the long term. And, you know, if we don’t do this, we’re not going to be able to survive as a country or as a world. I mean, it’s just not going to happen.”

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Tuberville nails it.  The Biden administration says it si transitioning the US economy from fossil fuels, but it is a transition to nothing at this point.  Its push for electric vehicles is also misguided when it comes to pollution.  It is a fricking disaster at this point creating the same pollution or worse at higher prices and hurting US consumers.

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