Biden's energy idiocy

 Larry Kudlow:

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Biden gave up American energy sovereignty by reaffirming at the G-7 the Paris Climate targets, which will decimate our fossil fuel, America first energy independence, thereby doing even greater damage to the economy and to jobs. In this Putin semi-summit, he gave up American classified secrets by releasing 16 critical infrastructure sectors. That's a list developed at the highest level of American intelligence and national security experts. He essentially provided enemies like Russia, China and Iran with a target list. He made no effort to respond to Putin's CNN, MSNBC talking points on Black Lives Matter on Jan. 6 to deteriorating relations, even election reform. Mr. Biden made no counterattack on the Putin lie that Russia has nothing to do with cyber hacking. What he should have said is publicly released Russian cyber hacking criminal groups that we all know about. But of course, he didn't.
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Biden's energy policy is a gift to the Russians and the Middle East and is already close to doubling the price of gas for American workers and doubling the cost of natural gas used to create dependable electricity.  The latter is also a gift to China a country that is building coal plants as fast as it can while selling the US crappy wind and solar energy products.   

There is nothing intelligent about these radical steps by Biden that do great harm to Americans and help those who see us as enemies.


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