HeyJaredDavid Blackmon
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Dear Congress: Don’t Make America’s Diesel A Hostage To Your Election Year Politics (opens the original)
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Farm state Republicans are in a panic, and it’s hard to blame them. Less than two months before Election Day on Nov. 3, diesel prices are at all-time highs, harvest season is here, and no relief is in sight. Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley wants an embargo. Tennessee Rep. Tim Burchett dropped a bill banning exports last week. Senate Majority Leader John Thune is “open to exploring” that concept. Even Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, whose state benefits from a major refining industry, has floated a 90-day p
Did President Trump Just Set Up A New Opening To China? (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump appeared to some observers to reverse his previous posture related to Chinese encroachment into the United States auto industry recently. During a September 11 interview with Fox News’ Laura Ingraham, the President said, “If China wanted to come in and open a plant to build their cars here, I’d be okay with that.” But is this really a position reversal, or a U.S. President publicly negotiating terms of conditions in advance of his upcoming meeting with Chinese leader Xi Ji
What Happens With The US-Venezuela Oil Deal After 2028? (opens the original)
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What happens with the U.S.-Venezuela oil deal announced last week after the 2028 presidential election is decided? That’s the question many in the U.S. oil and gas industry — including executives at some of the biggest companies — are asking now, even as the contracts cementing the deal are being signed by both governments. In a story published by the Wall Street Journal on Sept. 4, former executive at Houston-based Apache Corporation Shad Frazier captures the key concern: “No one wants to go do
Democrats Mask Their Climate Agenda — For Now (opens the original)
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Faced with the general craziness stemming from voters’ decisions to nominate far-left radical DSA candidates to represent the party in congressional races in half a dozen states now, Democrats are working overtime to mask their party’s true agenda from the general public. The fear that the party’s increasing radicalism will alienate independent voters in the November mid-term elections has party officials worried it could cost them the chance to win majorities in the House and/or the Senate. The
Uncle Sam’s Aggressive Rare Earth Dealmaking Strikes A Chord Overseas (opens the original)
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In June of 2021, President Joe Biden announced that his administration would mount a “whole of government” effort to secure U.S. supplies and supply chains related to a raft of critical energy minerals. Biden was responding to the then-dawning reality that the glorious “energy transition” from fossil fuels like oil, natural gas and coal to wind, solar and electric vehicles he hoped to force could possibly take place without massive new supplies of minerals like lithium, cobalt, antimony, copper,
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