Why in the world would we disincentivize domestic energy production, domestic jobs, domestic economic activity, and yet incentivize Vladimir Putin to do it?
Garret Graves: “Why in the world would we disincentivize domestic energy production, domestic jobs, domestic economic activity, and yet…”
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Criticism of disincentivizing U.S. energy production while benefiting foreign adversaries.
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