Energy Policies at Risk if Harris Wins White House

In a recent broadcast, commentator Maria Bomo highlights the substantial risks posed to American energy dominance should Kamala Harris secure the presidency. She argues that if Harris continues Biden's green energy policies, it could mean heightened costs for everyday Americans. Over the past four years, significant investments have been made in promoting electric vehicles and renewable energy sources, yet energy prices have surged by 31% amid inadequate policies. The hearing held by the House Budget Committee sheds light on what it sees as ineffective energy policies. The conversation with Texas Congressman Jody Arrington underscores that limiting fossil fuel use, seen as more stable and cost-effective, may worsen energy inflation—the very industry that influences all others. Families across the nation are struggling, with one in four forced to forgo essentials like food and medicine. Additionally, concerns loom over potential strikes at east coast ports which could compound issues associated with the supply chain as Christmas approaches. Without intervention from President Biden, the economy may face significant disruption. The urgency for sustainable energy solutions juxtaposed with immediate economic needs poses a complex challenge. As the deadline looms for a government shutdown, debate over election integrity and resource allocation intensifies, highlighting a pivotal moment for American voters.