Louisiana U.S. Rep Garret Graves: “LAST JUNE: We laid out the concerns with President Biden allowing the Nord Stream 2 pipeline to continue….”

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Louisiana U.S. Rep Garret Graves: “LAST JUNE: We laid out the concerns with President Biden allowing the Nord Stream 2 pipeline to continue….”
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Mar 11, 2022
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Garret Graves tweeted the following:

“LAST JUNE: We laid out the concerns with President Biden allowing the Nord Stream 2 pipeline to continue.
The #PutinPriceHike is a distraction. The flawed energy strategies under the Biden Administration began well before Russia invaded Ukraine. (1/2)”
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Here are other recent tweets from Garret Graves:

“We will keep highlighting that the spike in energy prices all Americans are paying is the result of self-inflicted bad decisions by Biden Administration officials.
twitter.com/RepGarretGrave“
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“It is inexcusable for us to be doubling and tripling down on the failed energy strategies of California, in the European Union and others that have tried to mindlessly migrate toward these renewable energy strategies without a cohesive plan, said Rep. Garret Graves twitter.com/EENewsUpdates/” on March 9
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“Here are some others that focused on natural disaster and Ukraine assistance:
twitter.com/RepGarretGrave” on March 9
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