Louisiana U.S. Rep Garret Graves: “They can not shift the blame from flawed energy policies under the Biden Administration by calling…”

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Louisiana U.S. Rep Garret Graves: “They can not shift the blame from flawed energy policies under the Biden Administration by calling…”
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Mar 10, 2022
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Garret Graves tweeted the following:

“They can not shift the blame from flawed energy policies under the Biden Administration by calling it the #PutinPriceHike
The spike in energy prices all Americans are paying is the result of self-inflicted bad decisions by Biden Administration officials.
foxnews.com/politics/white“
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Here are other recent tweets from Garret Graves:

“Click here for a link to the amendments.
rules.house.gov/bill/117/hr-24“
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“The government funding bill text was released at ~1:30 am
We filed our amendments at 1:36am & were the only member to file any
They would have provided billions in disaster assistance for south Louisiana, addressed NFIP, and provided assistance to Ukraine
They were blocked”
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“Talked with @brianhaldane about how there is NO funding for hurricane recovery in todays government funding bill while were sending billions in humanitarian aid to other countries.
Weve got to take care of folks at home.
talk1073.com/2022/03/09/mor“
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