The problem with Biden's energy policies

 Joe Biden is reducing the production of US energy and nearly doubling the cost of gas for Americans and then trying to get the Saudi cartel to increase production to lower prices.  That is absolute lunacy.  The Saudis and others in the cartel are glad he reduced US production because they can now charge more for oil and gas. The Biden energy policy is the most ridiculous policy in history and it is costing Americans more and reducing income to energy-producing states that pay for education and roads. The best way to fix this problem is to vote against Democrats who support Biden's energy nonsense.  Biden is harming American families with his energy policy and reducing the American standard of living.

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Senator Ted Cruz
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President Biden promised to wage war on American oil and gas. And he’s doing it. The most destructive policy: Biden is encouraging banks to restrict equity and capital for new exploration. It’s no surprise that the price of oil and gas continues to climb.
GOP
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20 million Americans are behind on their utility bills as energy prices have surged. Meanwhile, the price of gas is $3.87 per gallon and has been above $3 per gallon for over 850 days.
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RNC Research
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Kamala Harris claims she and Biden are "bringing down the cost of energy by helping people get rebates to put in, for example, a new HVAC system." On average, Americans have lost more than $2,250 paying higher energy costs since Biden took office.
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