By the way, the U.S. has become the world's dominant energy superpower
In spite of government, not because of it, although Trump's policy changes are finally helping
By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--June 19, 2017
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Quick quiz: Which nation is the world's leading producer of natural gas? No, not the Russians.
Which nation is the leading producer of oil and petroleum hydrocarbons? No, not the Saudis.
We complained a lot during the previous adminstration about Barack Obama's hostility toward traditional energy sources, and rightfully so. He did everything he could to thwart the U.S. energy industry in its move to rise up as the world's dominant energy power. And while Obama did slow down the effort, he wasn't able to prevent its ultimate success.
Per the Wall Street Journal, the U.S. today is near dominant in global energy markets, and one of the most positive developments is the resumption of U.S. energy exports:Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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