Biden’s Big Energy Blunder

January 06, 2025

Dear Reader,

Joe Biden just put a big red stop sign on America’s coastal energy potential. Over 625 million acres of U.S. waters are now off-limits for new oil and gas drilling. That’s nearly a fifth of our seabed, all in the name of "environmental protection."

  • America First or America Last? Biden’s ban jeopardizes energy independence while boosting foreign oil powers.

  • Political Stunt? Coastal drilling bans are more about optics than impact, leaving key production areas untouched.

  • Trump’s Fightback: Trump vows to undo Biden’s energy handcuffs and unleash U.S. energy dominance once again.

Let’s call it what it is: a political stunt.

Biden wants a green legacy, and he’s willing to sacrifice American energy dominance to get it. While Americans juggle inflation and rising energy costs, Biden’s message is clear: “Good luck with that.” Meanwhile, global energy demand keeps climbing, and foreign producers are licking their chops.

The Great Coastal Shutdown

This ban impacts nearly every U.S. coastline. The Eastern Seaboard. The Pacific Coast. The eastern Gulf of Mexico. Even the Bering Sea up in Alaska. Biden claims this move is about protecting public health, local economies, and the environment. Sure, it’s easy to make that argument when you’re comfortably sitting in Washington, D.C., far from the real-world consequences.

But let’s not forget: coastal drilling was already minimal in most of these areas. And for the Gulf of Mexico, the heart of U.S. offshore production? Biden couldn’t touch it—it’s federally mandated.

Symbolism Over Substance

Biden’s allies point to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster to justify the ban. Yes, it was a tragedy. But America didn’t stop flying after 9/11, did we? Instead, we got smarter and safer. The same goes for offshore drilling. Advanced technology and regulations have made catastrophic spills less likely than ever.

What Biden won’t admit is that this ban is symbolic at best. It won’t stop oil and gas exploration where it matters. It won’t reduce demand. And it won’t keep prices down. But it will signal to OPEC and other foreign producers that America is scaling back. That’s music to their ears.

Trump’s Take: Drill, Baby, Drill!

Donald Trump has a different vision. He knows energy dominance is about more than production—it’s about security. Cheap gas at home means strength abroad. Trump’s team calls Biden’s move “disgraceful.” They’re right. With American energy leading the world, why would we tie one hand behind our back?

The kicker? Biden is using an obscure 1953 law to cement this ban, trying to make it permanent. But Trump’s camp has already promised to fight back. They’ve done it before, and they’ll do it again.

Biden’s ban isn’t just a blow to the oil industry—it’s a blow to every American feeling the pinch of high energy prices. We don’t need to "build back better." We need to drill back smarter.

Kiyosaki Uncensored

This will open the floodgates! Once Donald Trump takes this decisive action, it will ignite a second wave of euphoria in AI stocks. And one company – founded by Elon Musk, Trump’s right-hand man and most trustworthy advisor – is in the prime position to profit. (Hint: It’s NOT Tesla).