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Rep. John Curtis

Russia and China are on an unapologetic strategy of energy dominance, using none of the innovative technologies that make our energy cleaner in the United States. Let's get this right and with bipartisan support.

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Instead of working together to address our climate questions, Democrats passed a massive package full of policies that will harm U.S. competitiveness. Read the latest #Branded from Vice Chair @RepJohnCurtis on the need for bipartisan climate solutions

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5:47 PM · Aug 15, 2022

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"Harm competitiveness?" Bro - with renewables we are *out* of the rat race. There is NO 'competition' for oil where we are going.

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Christine Riter She/Her

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I’m very tired of the one-size-fits-all in terms of GOP fossil fuel energy dominance. This constituent welcomes the incentives towards clean energy, and beefing up our energy portfolio to include wind, solar, electric, etc. Dems are looking to the future.

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Congressman, I wholeheartedly agree with this part. “There are serious bipartisan issues we can address: NEPA, permitting reform, and addressing methane emissions in a way that incentivizes the capture of methane instead of flaring it, especially for the smaller oil producers.”

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“We must work together”?!? Lol. What?

EPA to roll back Obama-era emissions, fuel economy standards

The Trump administration is set to roll back one of President Obama's signature policies on the environment. Meanwhile, the White House is reportedly reviewi...

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Translation: we are going to drill on every inch of YOUR PUBLIC LANDS.

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