The keystone pipeline would not have allowed America to export anything. Trumps energy exporter position wouldn’t have made natural gas magically appear. Still giving him all the credit i see. Always.
May be try researching the topic a bit. May be that will stop your posts that are using the kitchen sink approach.
Yea the amiss is he is not a Republican or Trump. That’s quite the only thing that’s amiss from your perspective. In reality there are other issues. Like i said may be look into it a bit. Posting links doesn’t mean researching the topic. Just fyi
Increasing our supply means, we don’t have to import as much, thus increasing world supply and lowering the world price per barrel thus making all people richer.
Keystone pipeline wouldn’t have increased our supply we would have to buy it on the world market. Don’t be silly. This has been pointed out to you as nauseum
Then your post doesn’t make sense. World supply would increase world supply. There is that good old logic.
One of the reasons is because demand spiked as places started reopening. Another reason because production slowed during the pandemic. The same reason why oil collapsed into negative territory in 2020. You of course know this but it’s easier to go Let’s go Brandon. I guess
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The Biden Administration has taken steps to staff the SEC with climate focused regulators in anticipation of mandating ESG disclosures. President Biden’s pick to head the SEC, Gary Gensler, is expected to make ESG issues a priority, in line with Biden’s key environmental mandates. The SEC has already made several key hires to further these ESG initiatives. Among these officials are Satyam Khanna, who will serve as senior policy adviser on ESG issues, and Didem Nisanci, who will serve as the Treasury Department’s new chief of staff and was previously part of the SEC’s Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures.
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First of all the market hasn’t dropped 10-20 percent. Second of all the market was pretty volatile at certain phases of his presidency. And third of all what does your post have to do with the fact that Russia wwas fighting with Ukraine during his presidency ñ.
See mantra. Durham knows exactly what he is doing. Doesn’t matter what you can prove just what you can aledge. You can bring up Russian collusion now. Thanks.