We could have avoided these high gas prices and continued on the road towards complete energy independence. Instead, President Biden catered to his base’s “Green New Deal” agenda—and we see where that’s gotten us.

Mar 10, 2022 · 5:40 PM UTC

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We need a total coversion to renewables now.
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how about calling on those still profiting to do something? Halliburton Hyatt Burger King Citi Philip Morris Pirelli Bridgestone Tire Marriott Hilton Baker Hughes
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Why is big oil not using drilling permits already granted and instead buying back stock? Onward to green energy!
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Can we pause the state and federal gas tax till something is done to bring down the cost per barrel?
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Right. And shelves were so empty back in December that they looked like they came out of a catalog.
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Just go ahead and say it out loud: I'm Tim Scott and I don't know how oil prices work.
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This doesn’t even make sense.
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