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Monday, May 25, 2020

Democrats Cheering For Death of the U.S. Energy Industry

Petroleum and 
natural gas 
industries 
provide 
about 85% 
of America's 
energy.

Wind and solar 
provide barely 
over 3%.

Thanks to the 
hydraulic fracking 
oil shale revolution,
America is now 
a net petroleum 
and gas exporter, 
no longer subject 
to the mercy of OPEC,
Saudi Arabia, Russia, 
Iran, etc.

Russia and 
Saudi Arabia 
recently flooded
the global market
with underpriced 
petroleum that 
filled most 
available storage 
capacity.

Then a COVID-19 
pandemic severely 
reduced energy 
demand.

Green New Deal 
activists are 
now cheering 
a prospective 
industry demise.

Representative 
Alexandria 
Ocasio-Cortez, 
( D, for dingbat - N.Y. ) 
cheered a drop 
in oil prices 
below zero 
as a positive 
development 
to advance the 
Green New Deal. 

She tweeted:
"You absolutely 
love to see it. 

Fossil fuels are 
in long-term 
structural decline. 

This along w/ 
low interest rates 
means it's 
the right time 
to create 
millions of jobs 
transitioning 
to renewable 
and clean energy."

"A key opportunity," 
she added.


Joe Biden 
has declared 
that if elected, 
he will ban 
all new drilling 
and fracking 
on public lands.


Meanwhile,
former Texas 
Governor, and
now U.S. Energy 
Secretary, 
Rick Perry, 
recently told 
Fox News host 
Tucker Carlson 
that America is 
"on the verge 
of a massive collapse 
of an industry that we 
worked awfully hard, 
over the course of the 
last three or four years, 
to build up to 
the number one 
oil and gas 
producing country 
in the world, 
giving Americans 
some affordable 
energy resources."

Perry added, 
"If we woke up 
a year from now, 
and there were 
five big companies 
because all of these 
independents were 
gone out of business 
. . .  I would suggest 
that would make 
a lot of Americans 
really nervous."