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In September of 2019, Elizabeth Warren promised to do something on her first day in office that would rebuild the Russian economy, grow China’s influence and support the Maduro regime in Venezuela. We immediately wrote about it HERE.
SEPT 7, 2019 – Democrat presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has made a campaign promise that was quite remarkable:
What Senator Elizabeth Warren promised in that tweet is EXACTLY what Joe Biden did on his first day in office. Now, before going further, let me explain something about that relationship that will likely make a lot more sense.
You might remember when all the democrat candidates in the 2020 primary were told to drop out right before Super Tuesday, as part of the organized effort to stop Bernie Sanders from becoming the nominee. The lone holdout was Senator Elizabeth Warren. She was polling essentially even with Joe Biden while Bernie was leading.
It was very well documented at the time that Senator Warren was negotiating terms with the Biden team for her compliance and support. Eventually, as the controlled party momentum grew, Warren agreed to drop out of the race, and she endorsed Joe Biden. The terms of that agreement were never made public, but when we look at the priority of Warren (tweet), and compare it to the literal duplication of that pledge that was carried out by Joe Biden, well, the coincidence doesn’t look coincidental. I digress…
Back to the original statement by Warren. At the time she made this statement in 2019, we outlined a very specific series of consequences that would happen if she really did target fossil fuel on day one. Now that Joe Biden has carried out exactly what Warren outlined, let’s go back to that 2019 outline of consequences and compare it to where we are today.
SEPTEMBER 2019 – The consequences of such policy are not esoteric; they are very real and very serious. Who would immediately benefit from Warren’s policy: Russia, China, Iran and Venezuela. Who would suffer – Americans. Here’s how…
Within the first 24 hours of Elizabeth Warren’s presidency she is promising to dramatically raise the price of Oil and Natural Gas. This will:
- Immediately hand Vladimir Putin hundreds of billions worth of enhanced Russian energy exports. A windfall of economic growth that will mean Russian policy expansion globally.
- Support the regime of Venezuelan dictator Maduro who relies on oil production and pricing to keep his socialist government in place.
- Expand the influence of China; and increase the value of Beijing’s investments in Russian energy and 49% state in PDVSA (Venezuela).
- Immediately help the Iranian economy; enhance the stranglehold of power by the Mullah’s over the Iranian people; help fund terrorist actions globally, and specifically create terrorist attacks in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Libya and Israel.
- Return U.S. policy and strategy back to a position of dependence on OPEC nations; so we can expect more U.S. military involvement in the middle-east (as above).
- Destroy growth in American wages , and set up energy policy that will drive further industrial manufacturing out of the U.S. and into Mexico and Asia.
- Simultaneously drive up the price of electricity in the U.S, further exacerbating the financial costs and losses to the U.S. middle class.
- Raise gas prices back to Obama-era rates $5/gal.
- In turn this will drive up the cost of transported products, and U.S. food prices will jump approximately 20% as massive inflation hits highly-consumable categories first.
- The collective impact of the four domestic points above will drive down the ability of consumers to spend on other goods. The U.S. economy is two-thirds dependent on consumer spending…. The collective impact means economic contraction.
Candidate Elizabeth Warren is promising to deliver these results in the first 24 hours of her administration if she was to win the presidency.
Senator Elizabeth Warren has never worked in the private sector, nor has she created anything that is materially not connected to government expansion. She is proposing policy without any comprehension of downstream impact on a domestic, international, geopolitical or national security basis. Senator Warren promises these impacts in her first 24 hours in office.
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Everything written above was written in 2019 and predicted to happen if the President were to: “sign an executive order that puts a total moratorium on all new fossil fuel leases for drilling offshore and on public lands. And ban fracking—everywhere.”
On his first day in office, Joe Biden did exactly that.
FORBES – “Through an executive action, Biden revoked permits for the Keystone XL Pipeline and put a temporary moratorium on oil and gas leasing in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, moves hailed by environmental and indigenous activists.” (link)
MONEY MARKETS – “President Biden signed an executive order pausing new federal oil fracking leases. (link)
CNBC – “Biden’s orders direct the secretary of the Interior Department to halt new oil and natural gas leases on public lands and waters, and begin a thorough review of existing permits for fossil fuel development.” (link)
FIRST DAY: #Biden fires opening shot on Texas energy workers.
ExecOrder revokes #KeystoneXL pipeline permit.
Kills 10,000 blue-collar jobs, many in Texas.
Makes U.S. less energy secure.Russia & Middle East cheering. #BidenKillsJobs#BidenTargetsTX
— Rep. Kevin Brady (@RepKevinBrady) January 20, 2021
Now, think about where we are right now with gasoline prices and food store prices and inflation. Scroll back up and look at what was predicted to happen in 2019 if those energy policies and executive orders were carried out.
Don’t tell me no one could see this coming. Everything from the strength of the Russian position, providing them the economic leverage to enter Ukraine, to the current gas prices and food inflation is a natural outcome of those specific policies.
Last point – While I have no inside knowledge to make the case definitive, it certainly does look to me like the terms of Warren’s exit and endorsement were delivered by Joe Biden on his first day in office. Now we are feeling the consequences.