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How Biden's Energy Policies Will Decimate American Jobs For No Good Reason
[Federalist] One week after taking the oath of office, President Joe Biden kick-started his push to change how energy is produced and consumed in America. The White House marketed this as both "Climate Day" and "Jobs Day," an obvious attempt to sell the idea that Democrat climate policies don’t just mean a better environment, they mean better jobs and opportunities for all Americans.The centerpiece of the day included the president signing an executive order entitled "Tackling the Climate Crisis at Home and Abroad." It was his way of following through on promises made during the campaign. The climate order and Biden’s related actions are heavy on new government prohibitions, and create new and duplicative government offices, working groups, and reports. The specifics on how Biden will deliver millions of new high-paying green jobs remains to be seen. While his new climate effort is far unpredictable, many of the president’s other promises will be left unfulfilled if Biden implements his new energy agenda. Candidate Biden promised the American people three specific things that he would do if elected: 1. "Ensure the future is made in America" 2. Implement a "recovery plan for working families" 3. Promote "American leadership abroad" These are laudable goals that every American should want to see fulfilled. Unfortunately, with his order to halt the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline and the 60-day day moratorium on new oil and gas permits on federal land, President Biden is going to leave these promises unfulfilled and will leave millions of Americans behind as a result. Ensuring the Future Is Made in...China The United States is currently the largest producer of oil and natural gas in the world. Our vast resources allow us to access reliable, affordable energy. If accessing these resources doesn’t "ensure the future is made in America," then what will? Posted by: Besoeker 2021-02-07 |
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