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The Democrat War on American Energy

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Founder of Power the Future Daniel Turner explains that since the mid-terms Joe Biden and the radical, activist Democrats who have taken over the Democrat party have been on a mad rush to complete their war on American Energy. Sixth generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos discusses the reintroduction of gray wolves in Colorado. 

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Founder of Power the Future, Daniel Turner, explains that since the mid-terms, Joe Biden and the radical, activist Democrats who have taken over the Democrat party have been in a mad rush to complete their war on American Energy. Turning away from traditional energy sources like oil, gas, and coal, with the aim of reducing reliance on them, inadvertently leads to higher costs for various products, notably food, due to the increased energy expenses. This shift highlights an underlying hypocrisy in climate and energy policies. A prime example of this was during the COP28 climate summit in Dubai, where numerous politicians arrived by airplane, ironically contributing to the gas emissions the summit sought to reduce. This event, which took place from November 30th to December 12th, culminated in a significant agreement among major global nations to gradually eliminate fossil fuel use.

Interview with Trent Loos

Sixth-generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos discusses the reintroduction of gray wolves in Colorado. The impending reintroduction of gray wolves to Colorado, specifically to the region west of the continental divide, has triggered a lawsuit from the state’s cattle industry against state and federal agencies. This legal action stems from concerns within the industry that the presence of wolves poses a threat to cattle. Initially, ten wolves are set to be released by the end of December, with plans to increase this number to a total of 50 over time. The reintroduction of these wolves is expected to have adverse effects on the livelihoods of cattle farmers and could potentially impact the food supply.

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