Dems upset with the Saudis about oil prices

 Intelligencer:

Did Saudi Arabia Just Hand the Midterms to the GOP?

The piece contains a litany of Democrat politicians who are angry with the Saudis and also accepts the Democrat canard that Biden has not been reducing US productions when he very clearly has been from day one. He is still blocking production in some federally controlled sites.  The piece also pushes the Big Green agenda of reducing consumption which clearly does not make the US an energy powerhouse.  Green energy is clearly unreliable and it has driven up the cost in states that rely on it.

What Europe is learning in spades right now is that Green energy is not the answer nor is a dependency on imports.  Democrats are dead wrong about energy and they deserve the coming shellacking.  We also know that Biden is using the strategic petroleum reserve to lower prices for the mid-term and I do not think that is going to work especially since it clearly makes the US even more vulnerable to his goofy restrictions on US production.

See, also:

Biden’s Energy Policies Are Costing Americans Billions

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The study, written by economists at the Committee to Unleash Prosperity, found that had President Joe Biden not restricted domestic oil and gas production, Americans would have spent $100 billion dollars less on energy and goods dependent on energy. Given current market conditions—high demand and high prices for oil and gas—the study estimates the United States, would have produced far more from domestic fields than the industry did, absent Biden’s policies. Because practically everything in our economy depends on oil and gas, everyone suffers from Biden’s (or, more likely, his climate-goon handlers’) hostility towards domestic oil and gas.

And I do emphasize “domestic,” because Biden and friends seem perfectly happy to support increased production and drilling in other countries with authoritarian regimes, as evidenced by his groveling approach to Saudi Arabia and Venezuela.
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And:

 'He doesn't allow us to drill': Home Depot Co-Founder Bernie Marcus blames President Biden for oil supply issues

And:

‘Disingenuous’: Biden Says He Hasn’t Stopped Oil Production. Here’s The Reality 

And:

 Doocy Spars With Press Sec: Why Would Gas Companies Help An Admin That Means To ‘Put Them Out Of Business’

And:

 Why has Biden been delaying offshore oil permits? It was a math error!

And:

 Biden taken aback by multiple reporters suggesting oil reserve release is meant to help Democrats

Biden scoffs at Republicans saying it's politically motivated: 'Where have they been?'

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