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I don't know when that report was published, but the
Posted on: January 31, 2021 at 15:25:49 CT
MUTGR MU
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idea of expanding US energy production does not align with so-called President Biden's regime goals:
"Expanding U.S. energy production would stress Russia’s economy, potentially constraining its government budget and, by extension, its defense spending. By adopting policies that expand world supply and depress global prices, the United States can limit Russian revenue. Doing so entails little cost or risk, produces second-order benefits for the U.S. economy, and does not need multilateral endorsement."
The very idea Putin preferred Trump to Hillary and now Biden is preposterous. Biden may enact some relatively meaningless sanctions, meanwhile he will greatly benefit Russia by seeking to hamstring American energy production in the name of climate change.
Edited by MUTGR at 15:26:08 on 01/31/21
"Expanding U.S. energy production would stress Russia’s economy, potentially constraining its government budget and, by extension, its defense spending. By adopting policies that expand world supply and depress global prices, the United States can limit Russian revenue. Doing so entails little cost or risk, produces second-order benefits for the U.S. economy, and does not need multilateral endorsement."
The very idea Putin preferred Trump to Hillary and now Biden is preposterous. Biden may enact some relatively meaningless sanctions, meanwhile he will greatly benefit Russia by seeking to hamstring American energy production in the name of climate change.
Edited by MUTGR at 15:26:08 on 01/31/21
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I don't know when that report was published, but the - MUTGR MU - 1/31 15:25:49