Missouri U.S. Rep Billy Long: “This administration is at a clear crossroads. Either we address the energy crisis here in the U.S….”

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Missouri U.S. Rep Billy Long: “This administration is at a clear crossroads. Either we address the energy crisis here in the U.S….”
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Mar 15, 2022
BySW Missouri News
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Billy Long tweeted the following:

“This administration is at a clear crossroads. Either we address the energy crisis here in the U.S. by taking an “all the above approach” thereby creating jobs & ensuring our national security, or we continue to import more oil from authoritarian countries like Russia & Venezuela.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Billy Long:

“The U.S. Was Energy Independent on January 19, 2022. In this week’s Long’s Short Report, I discuss the importance of energy independence.
bit.ly/37otKTI” on March 11
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“Conservatives have always been a diverse group of people. It’s because no matter where you’re from or what your background we share a common bond. We all care about the nation’s security, prosperity, and freedom.
nationalreview.com/corner/poll-re” on March 11
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“This administration has lost all credibility, from the handling of Afghanistan to the sky-high gas prices and everything in between.
twitter.com/libsoftiktok/s” on March 11
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