One Year Later: Biden Quit and the Road to American Energy Dominance Begins

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: Category: Power the Future; Jul 21, 2025

Washington, D.C.- To mark the one-year anniversary of Joe Biden ending his re-election bid, Power The Future released a brand new web video highlighting the end of Biden’s green agenda and showing what a difference a year can truly make under President Trump’s energy dominance agenda.

“Joe Biden leaving wasn’t just the end of his campaign—it also marked the return of American energy and common sense under President Trump,” said Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director for Power The Future. “After the American people rejected the failed Biden-Harris agenda at the ballot box, President Trump got to work on an energy dominance agenda that has lowered costs and created stronger energy security. One year ago today Joe Biden openly admitted what we all already knew: his time in office was an historic failure. One year later, the country is on a hot streak, and its powered by American energy.”

The spot runs through some of the lowlights of the Biden green fantasy, including Climate Czar dismissing the need for more traditional energy, and former Energy Secretary outright laughing at the idea of more oil production, juxtaposed with the contrasting visions of Trump’s energy dominance trio: Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, Energy Secretary Chris Wright and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin.

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

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One Year Later: Biden Quit and the Road to American Energy Dominance Begins

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