[Pikachu_Dad]

Ow they fight back?

[sauropod]

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[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Here is something I heard from several oil driller roughnecks across the US. In the 1970s the Arab Oil embargo was on. the price of oil skyrocketed but the US would not let oil companies charge the higher price for their oil. they had to use the old price. Only new wells could charge the higher price.
So the oil companies shut down the older wells, and drilled new wells right next to them to get the higher price for oil.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

New Mexico is another state democrat politics has hurt in their energy production.
NM used to have some of the best schools in the 1960s. Now they rank below Mississippi and Arkansas. Something I never thought I would see.

[Who is John Galt?]

The United States have been described as "the Saudi Arabia of coal", with enough coal to provide energy to the nation for centuries. So of course, the environmental extremists want us to stop using it completely - not unexpected, given the old Earth First! slogan, "Back to the stone age!"

[Alberta's Child]

There are two major energy-producing states where you never hear a peep of protest against the Biden administration’s “war on energy.”

They are Texas and Pennsylvania.

The dirty little secret is that government and business leaders in these states cheer behind closed doors while this “war on energy” goes on. That’s because the only effective mechanism the U.S. government has to shut down energy production is to restrict it on federal lands — and there are hardly any federal lands in Texas and Pennsylvania.

[Jumper]

Biden has strong allies in Minnesota - the Helium won’t help the citizens of the US with the democrats in charge.

[vpintheak]

Any time a Dim gets elected people need to have lawsuits prepared and ready to go on day 1. It’s what the Dims do. Fight back. Keep the cowardly punks in their place.

[where's_the_Outrage?]

The western states should sue the Federal Government for ownership of Federal lands as it appears to be unconstitutional for Federal Government to own/control these lands.