On this episode of The Unregulated Podcast Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna discuss the Biden administration's decision to release resources from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

President Biden’s Thanksgiving Day ploy to address rising gasoline prices ignores his ten months of anti-energy policy.

WASHINGTON DC (November 23, 2021) – The American Energy Alliance (AEA), the country’s premier pro-consumer, pro-taxpayer, and free-market energy organization, dismissed President Joe Biden’s announced release of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) as a cynical and feckless exercise timed for Thanksgiving and aimed at stemming his plummeting...

Hard-working Americans should not have to pay more for gasoline
when we’re the world’s largest oil producer.

WASHINGTON DC (November 22, 2021) – The American Energy Alliance, the country’s premier pro-consumer, pro-taxpayer, and free-market energy organization, is calling on the chairman of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to investigate intentional and strategic steps made by the Biden administration to artificially and unnecessarily raise the price of energy on...

On this episode of The Unregulated Podcast Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna discuss Biden's attempt to nominate an outright Marxist to regulate America's banking sector and the administration's tone-deaf response to rising gas prices.

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• Biden Is Looking at Possible SPR Release: Granholm
• Biden on McAuliffe’s defeat
• WATCH: ABC's George Stephanopoulos outlines a "brutal new poll" for Joe Biden.
• Californians weigh in on the skyrocketing gas prices under Joe Biden: "I can't do this anymore."
• ...

The American Energy Alliance reminds all members of our previously issued key vote alert opposing H.R. 5376, the reconciliation spending package.

The reconciliation package is packed with subsidies for special interests and distortions to energy markets. Energy sources we are assured are already cheap are generously subsidized. Reliable energy sources, like those that heat American homes, are taxed. Domestic sources of energy are restricted or banned. The combined effect of the energy...

The White House continues to try its best to distract Americans from the impact of their harmful energy policies. The White House understands that the public is unhappy with the price of gasoline and they are trying everything they can think of to blame somebody, anybody, but themselves. 

We have chronicled Secretary Granholm’s desire to blame OPEC for high oil prices. Then a few days ago, she noted that the real problem is Wall Street . The White House has also been blaming oil...

The draft agreement from COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland calls on parties to accelerate phasing out “unabated” coal consumption and John Kerry, COP26 participant and U.S. climate envoy, claims the United States won’t have coal by 2030. In an interview, Kerry stated, “We will not have coal plants.”  Yet, coal generation in the United States is expected to increase its share of electric generation to 23 percent this year—up from 19 percent last year —and regaining its 2019 share. This...

The trillion-dollar boondoggle will do nothing to fix the actual problems facing America today and those which voters are most concerned about:  the supply chain crisis and rocketing inflation.

WASHINGTON DC (November 16, 2021) – The American Energy Alliance (AEA), the country’s premier pro-consumer, pro-taxpayer, and free-market energy organization, opposed the $1 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which President Biden signed into law yesterday. AEA President...

On this episode of The Unregulated Podcast Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna discuss what happened with Biden's "infrastructure" bill and the fallout from COP26.

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• While COP26 enters into its 2nd week, China announced overnight that daily coal production has reached a **multi-year high** of 11.93 million tonnes per day
• in JUST 90 DAYS, between Oct and Dec, China is adding the equivalent of a FULL YEAR of coal production in Poland
• U.S. Energy Secretary Bursts Out Laughing When Asked Her...

On Monday, a group of 11 U.S. Senators wrote a letter to President Biden complaining about the high price of gasoline. Like the Secretary of Energy, these Senators get some basic facts wrong about the oil market in the United States and around the world. In this case, the Senators are wrong because the United States has been a net oil importer this year.   

The Senators correctly note that high prices burden families. They write: