Biden's Scandal: Suppressing Energy Study for Environmental Agenda
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The Biden administration’s underhanded tactics are coming to light as Republican leaders on the House Oversight and Accountability Committee unravel what they are calling a “full-blown scandal.”
Evidence suggests the Biden-Harris administration concealed an internal study that directly undermined their policy of halting liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects, a move characterized by critics as economically detrimental to the United States.
In January, the administration froze permitting for these LNG projects, claiming a need for further federal study concerning their environmental, economic, and national security implications. Ironically, it has been revealed that a comprehensive evaluation was already conducted prior to this freeze.
Letters sent by Republican lawmakers to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm indicate frustration over the administration’s lack of transparency. They have pointed to instances of stonewalling and selective disclosures in response to information requests surrounding this internal study.
The Department of Energy recently admitted to completing an information request that yielded 97 responsive documents yet failed to share them with concerned parties. This failure to disclose potentially significant findings has raised suspicions that the administration is trying to cover its tracks.
James Comer, the Oversight Committee chairman, expressed grave concerns, noting that efforts to suppress this information indicate a calculated attempt to maintain an anti-fossil fuel agenda, catering to environmental activists at the expense of American jobs and economic stability. The repercussions of the moratorium are evident, as numerous projects face delays that could cost the economy billions and threaten hundreds of thousands of jobs.
According to committee members, the hidden study reveals substantial benefits associated with natural gas exports that contradict the administration's narrative. The study, they argue, indicated a clear case for supporting, rather than restricting, such projects.
Energy issues resonate deeply with American families, and it is becoming increasingly clear that voters are discerning patterns of deception from the current administration. With the election fast approaching, the club of accountability is tightening around the Biden administration's environmental policies, ensuring their anti-fossil fuel stance could come with significant electoral consequences.
As Republicans rally around transparency and responsible energy policies, they are likely to continue pressing on this issue, reinforcing domestic energy independence and job creation against the backdrop of alleged governmental mismanagement. The priority for many conservatives will remain clear: prioritize the American worker and safeguard the nation’s energy future.
Sources:
westernjournal.com
freebeacon.com
freebeacon.com
Evidence suggests the Biden-Harris administration concealed an internal study that directly undermined their policy of halting liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects, a move characterized by critics as economically detrimental to the United States.
In January, the administration froze permitting for these LNG projects, claiming a need for further federal study concerning their environmental, economic, and national security implications. Ironically, it has been revealed that a comprehensive evaluation was already conducted prior to this freeze.
Letters sent by Republican lawmakers to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm indicate frustration over the administration’s lack of transparency. They have pointed to instances of stonewalling and selective disclosures in response to information requests surrounding this internal study.
The Department of Energy recently admitted to completing an information request that yielded 97 responsive documents yet failed to share them with concerned parties. This failure to disclose potentially significant findings has raised suspicions that the administration is trying to cover its tracks.
James Comer, the Oversight Committee chairman, expressed grave concerns, noting that efforts to suppress this information indicate a calculated attempt to maintain an anti-fossil fuel agenda, catering to environmental activists at the expense of American jobs and economic stability. The repercussions of the moratorium are evident, as numerous projects face delays that could cost the economy billions and threaten hundreds of thousands of jobs.
According to committee members, the hidden study reveals substantial benefits associated with natural gas exports that contradict the administration's narrative. The study, they argue, indicated a clear case for supporting, rather than restricting, such projects.
Energy issues resonate deeply with American families, and it is becoming increasingly clear that voters are discerning patterns of deception from the current administration. With the election fast approaching, the club of accountability is tightening around the Biden administration's environmental policies, ensuring their anti-fossil fuel stance could come with significant electoral consequences.
As Republicans rally around transparency and responsible energy policies, they are likely to continue pressing on this issue, reinforcing domestic energy independence and job creation against the backdrop of alleged governmental mismanagement. The priority for many conservatives will remain clear: prioritize the American worker and safeguard the nation’s energy future.
Sources:
westernjournal.com
freebeacon.com
freebeacon.com
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