Louisiana U.S. Rep Julia Letlow: “It is unconscionable that instead of reversing their misguided energy policies and ramping up domestic…”

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Louisiana U.S. Rep Julia Letlow: “It is unconscionable that instead of reversing their misguided energy policies and ramping up domestic…”
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Mar 8, 2022
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Julia Letlow tweeted the following:

“It is unconscionable that instead of reversing their misguided energy policies and ramping up domestic oil and gas production in states like Louisiana, this Administration wants to cut backroom deals with the brutal regime in Venezuela.
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Here are other recent tweets from Julia Letlow:

“Poverty Point is an incredible historic site that the whole family can enjoy. If you havent been yet, we invite you to come visit soon and learn more about #LA05s unique past. twitter.com/LouisianaTrave“
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“Poverty Point is an incredible historic site that the whole family can enjoy. If you havent been yet, we hope you to come visit soon and learn more about #LA05s unique past. twitter.com/LouisianaTrave” on March 4
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“Accessing the Strategic Petroleum Reserve is not a long-term solution. This Administration needs to reverse their misguided policies that destroy domestic production and put us back on the path to energy independence. twitter.com/HouseGOP/statu” on March 4
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