It is very baffling to me to see how we are seeing shutdowns, moratoriums, pauses, or whatever term you want to use, for production in the United States, whenever it does have a big impact on jobs, economy, and we are increasing our reliance upon economies that I wouldn't consider to be friendly.
Garret Graves: “It is very baffling to me to see how we are seeing shutdowns, moratoriums, pauses, or whatever term you want to use, for…”
On the recordJune 22, 2021
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Graves criticizes the Biden administration's oil import policies compared to the Trump administration.
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