Biden approved sale of U.S. Strategic Reserves to Chinese gas company where Hunter is part-owner

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“We’ve asked Weiss [US Attorney in Delaware] to pursue the larger network of individuals and institutions who benefited from millions doled out by foreign interests connected to Hunter Biden’s work in China and Ukraine,” Tom Anderson, director of NLPC’s Government Integrity Project said.

 

Compromising U.S. energy security

When Biden came into office, he made good on his promises to shut down America’s oil industry. And gas prices have been going up ever since.

The price at the pump has risen more than 45% since Biden ordered the first SPR release in November. The reserves have previously been maintained for emergencies. The reserves are often tapped in hurricane season. And last year they were required when there was a debilitating ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline.

Meanwhile, the Biden Energy Department is refusing all requests under the Freedom of Information Act probing Biden’s use of the nation’s strategic oil reserves. And last week, the Functional Government Initiative, a nonprofit watchdog, filed a lawsuit to compel the release of the records.