
Higher prices, more dependence upon unfriendly countries, higher emissions. All day long, it makes no sense at all.
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Higher prices, more dependence upon unfriendly countries, higher emissions. All day long, it makes no sense at all.

There is going to be a global increase in oil and natural gas demand.

I just continue to be a little bit baffled by what we are seeing with energy policy right now.

This Administration's failed energy policies are not only killing American jobs and shipping them overseas, but are also jeopardizing the energy and national security of our country.

I don't think I have ever heard anyone in my life say, 'Please bring back the Jimmy Carter energy policy,' ever.

Have these policies promoted or advanced America's energy security? The answer is no.

This is having the biggest impact on those who can least afford it, to where families are literally having to choose among things like groceries, health care, utility costs, filling up their car, and other what I would call false choices.

Despite the efforts and the description of what is happening, and the impetus, the justification for changes in energy policy, we have seen emissions go up under the Biden administration, whereas they went down under the Trump…

It is no secret that just a few years ago, the United States was effectively energy independent and well on our path toward energy dominance.

If you compared what has been leased under the Biden administration, for example, to the Reagan administration, you had 357 times, 357 times, the acreage for energy production leased under the Ronald Reagan administration than you have had…

For every 1 ton of emissions we have reduced, China has gone up by 5.

Decreasing supply of oil and gas production in the United States doesn't do a damn thing for demand.

We have the resource base, we have the demand surging, moving forward, and we need to provide reliable, affordable supplies of energy to the American consumer.

I have been working with a bipartisan group of my colleagues to explore ways to improve access to paid family and medical leave.

I don't believe in appropriating more funds when we haven't already spent the funds that we already sent.

While some of that funding may have been appropriately spent, we saw misuse of funds, too.

Do you believe that this funding provided for K through 12 schools was appropriately spent?

The American people want to see you focused on getting students into the classroom.