States fight back against Biden and Kerry's attempt to stop financing of oil and gas production

 Epoch Times:

15 State Treasurers Warn They Will Pull Assets From Banks That Obstruct the Fossil Fuel Industry

This is a recklessly stupid move by the anti-energy left in the Biden administration.  The state treasurers are right to reject this move.  Oil production pays significant amounts of state taxes and allowing Kerry Biden to get away with this would be against the interest of everyone from school children to roads and highways.

See, also:

Energy States Fight Back Against Bank Threats To Cut Off Oil, Gas, and Coal Companies 
Kerry told banks to stop lending and helping out fossil fuel companies. Now, states that rely on those industries are fighting back.

This latter link does not have a paywall if you want to see more on the matter. 

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