Washington, D.C. - As the 118th Congress gets ready to take power and the Biden Administration makes a deal with a dictator in Venezuela for more oil, Power The Future is delivering a new roadmap to put America back on the road to energy independence. The plan is already garnering attention and support nationwide, including an endorsement from the Las Vegas Review-Journal saying, "House Republicans should pay heed. The quicker they act, the quicker they can offer voters a clear alternative to Mr. Biden's destructive, expensive and self-defeating energy agenda."

Titled an "Energy Policy Roadmap for 2023," Power The Future lays out ten policies that will provide Americans with immediate energy relief, including:

• Repealing Joe Biden's Natural Gas Tax

• Ending Biden's Oil and Gas Leasing Moratorium/Return Power to States

• Approving the Keystone XL Pipeline

• Blocking Biden's ESG Regulations

"While Americans were paying much more for their Thanksgiving dinner, Joe Biden was making a deplorable deal with a dictator for more oil," said Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director for Power The Future. "For nearly two years, President Biden has begged and schemed with foreign powers for more oil but not once has he reached out to America's energy workers to help them unleash our power. It's clear Joe Biden won't recognize his man-made crisis, so the next Congress must stand up on day one."

You can read the entire report here.

Power The Future is a 501c4 non-profit dedicated to fighting for American energy workers.

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