JUST IN: Ron DeSantis Mocks Biden's 'Oil' Comment From State Of The Union Address

 

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Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) mocks President Biden's "we're going to need oil for at least another decade" comment from last night's State of the Union address.

Governor DeSantis of Florida criticized President Biden's comments on oil during his State of the Union address, saying that Biden's policy on American energy production has contributed to inflation and made it more difficult to produce oil in the US.

 DeSantis also mentioned that the country still needs traditional energy sources, like oil and gas, for the foreseeable future and that Biden's depletion of the strategic petroleum reserve is concerning. 

He argues that the government needs to take some of the money it has and return it to taxpayers to provide relief from inflation, which he says has gone up significantly in the last two years.

IMPORTANT POINTS:

• DeSantis is critical of Biden's energy policies, arguing that they are contributing to inflation and making it difficult to produce oil in the US.
• He argues that the country still needs traditional energy sources like oil and gas for the foreseeable future and that wind and solar energy still only make up a small percentage of the country's energy mix.
• DeSantis mentions that the cost of living has gone up significantly in the last two years due to inflation, which he attributes in part to Biden's policies.
• He suggests that the government needs to return some of its money to taxpayers in the form of savings to help them cope with inflation and make ends meet.
• DeSantis is concerned about the depletion of the strategic petroleum reserve, which he believes was not meant to be used to mitigate the effects of bad policies.
• He argues that the government needs to do a lot to provide relief from inflation and make it easier for people to manage their finances.