isn't this really an overall policy by the Administration to allow gas prices to go up, to allow energy prices, fossil fuels, to go up by constricting fossil fuel production in order to allow alternative fuels, which are not really cutting it in the marketplace, to allow those prices to come in parity and become more competitive?
Fleming questions if the administration's policy is driving up fossil fuel prices to favor alternatives.
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