The gentleman said when we turn to foreign lands to supply our energy needs, then I can't help but feeling that somewhere along the way we have surrendered something of our freedom.
Manuel Lujan: “The gentleman said when we turn to foreign lands to supply our energy needs, then I can't help but feeling that…”
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Lujan reflects on the loss of freedom when relying on foreign energy sources.
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