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January 2, 2013

Obama Must Prove Serious About Independence

Grady Means, Washington Examiner


Foreign Policy

Federal energy development is an important answer to the questions on jobs, national security, the environment and federal budget that plague our nation right now. A focus on energy production is crucial to reviving our economy. In particular, we must turn our attention to natural gas because America is awash in it.


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TAGGED: U.S. Department of Energy, Fracking, natural gas, energy independence, President Obama

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