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{{/_source.additionalInfo}}The postings in this column will be primarily from Power the Future, which is a non-profit organization fighting for American energy workers.-?
Washington, D.C. - Both chambers of Congress passed separate measures to repeal Joe Biden’s Natural Gas Tax late Wednesday. The resolutions disapproved of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule put in place to increase to cost of natural gas production as a result of the Inflation Reduction Act. The measure to repeal the tax passed the House with a bipartisan vote of 220 to 206, while a companion effort passed in the Senate 52-47.
”The repeal of Biden’s Natural Gas Tax is a major victory for American families, businesses, and energy dominance,” said Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director for Power The Future. “Congress is sending a clear message that they reject the eco-left’s war on American energy and stand with our working families. Thankfully, America’s energy future will not be dictated by ideologically-driven energy cost increases that hurt families and drive up everyday prices. Americans voted for lower bills and higher production and we applaud Congress for delivering.”
This posted on February 26, 2025
Albuquerque – Despite the fact many New Mexico families are still struggling with high energy prices, the state’s entire Congressional delegation voted to keep Joe Biden’s Natural Gas Tax in place today. Thankfully, their efforts were in vain as both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives voted to repeal the tax. In the House, Representatives Vasquez, Stansbury, and Leger Fernandez all voted against the repeal and hours later Senators Heinrich and Lujan joined them.
Washington, D.C. - As millions of Americans are still recovering from the failed policies of the Biden Administration, today the U.S. Senate rejected a bill to end President Trump’s Energy Emergency Declaration. The measure, sponsored by U.S. Senators Tim Kaine (D-VA) and Martin Heinrich (D-NM) was defeated by a vote of 52-47.
”This was nothing more than a cheap political stunt that prioritized ideology over affordability and it deserved the swift death it received,” said Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director for Power The Future. “These same Senators cry about the cost of eggs, yet they bring tone-deaf legislation like this to keep Biden’s price increases in place. Bringing prices down requires bringing energy costs down, plain and simple, a lesson lost on these out-of-touch liberals.”
First posted on Feb. 25, 2025
Washington, D.C. -Power The Future welcomes President Trump’s call to build critical energy infrastructure as part of the effort to deliver American energy dominance. After years of hard work and overcoming government bureaucracy, the Keystone XL pipeline was on schedule to be completed in 2023 before Joe Biden wrongly cancelled the project on his first day in office. The Biden Administration later quietly admitted cancelling Keystone XL cost more than 21,000 lost jobs and as much in $10 billion in potential economic impact.
Washington, D.C. - Power The Future proudly supports today’s action by President Donald Trump to create the National Energy Dominance Council (NEDC.) This move represents a decisive reverse from the Biden Administration’s damaging energy policies that cost American families thousands of dollars in increased expenses.
“The National Energy Dominance Council is a long-overdue course correction that prioritizes American energy workers, revitalizes domestic production, and ensures affordability for families,” said Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director for Power The Future. “The NEDC has the opportunity to right the many wrongs of the Biden administration’s failures by working alongside the private sector to create policies that increase production, drive down costs, and protect the environment.”
Washington, D.C. - In a bombshell discovery, Lee Zeldin, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), uncovered a $20 billionscheme from the Biden Administration seeking to rush taxpayer dollars out the door for green giveaways. According to Zeldin, the $20 billion payout was funneled to eight different entities that would then award the dollars at their own discretion, all designed to hide the final destination of the funds.
Washington, D.C. - Despite a recent report showing inflation is still a problem, Senators Tim Kaine (D-VA) and Martin Heinrich (D-NM) have introduced legislation to end President Trump’s energy emergency declaration. Their measure was introduced days after the latest report for December showing inflation continuing to go up driven in part by increasing energy prices.
“Apparently Tim Kaine and Martin Heinrich have the luxury of not having to buy their own gas or their own groceries because that’s the only reason they could be this aloof,” said Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director for Power The Future. “The truth is they are simple partisans who didn’t think it was an emergency when Americans were paying record gas prices and Joe Biden was begging Saudi Arabia for more oil. Make no mistake: These two Senators were key votes for the failed Inflation Reduction Act so when it comes to knowing which laws will help working families, these two should sit it out.”
Washington, D.C. - Today, key energy leaders in Congress are expected to introduce a resolution to end the tax placed on natural gas production signed into law by former President Biden. Sen. John Hoeven (R-North Dakota) and Rep. August Pfluger (R-Texas) along with Rep. Jodey Arrington (R-Texas) are leading the effort to target the tax program within the Environmental Protection Agency as part of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA.) The punitive measure of the IRA required extra reporting and fees associated with natural gas production.
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