Trump’s trade talks made it clear: on critical minerals, China holds the cards.
The U.S. needs more than stockpiles and subsidies - we need to rebuild market infrastructure so the U.S. and allies can compete.
New @FT piece from Daleep Singh (w/ me contributing). 🧵 1/
I'm thrilled to be launching Econvitals today. It's been the main way in which I have been tracking and understanding the economy over the last several months. And I decided I might as well share it with all of you--for free.
Has a combo of website, email lists & social media.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Friday designated helium as a critical material under the Energy Act of 2020 — a move DOE says advances the Trump administration's push to cut US reliance on foreign sources of materials key to manufacturing and national security.
Learned some interesting details in this POLITICO story on @tysonbrody. But also I thought it missed a few important details, such as the fact that if you invite him over to your house, he will bring you a gigantic box of pandan-flavorted pastries
Working with @tysonbrody on Bernie 2020 was one of the professional joys of my life. He's truly a one-of-a-kind combination of political chops, comms savvy, policy fluency, and relentless, obsessive doggedness. A great hack and a better friend.
Bring Kansas home, baby.
*US AUTHORIZES SPR EXCHANGE TO SUPPORT FUEL SUPPLY STABILITY
*US AUTHORIZES EXCHANGE OF UP TO 400,000 BARRELS OF CRUDE OIL
*US AUTHORIZES EXCHANGE TO ADDRESS LOUISIANA REFINERY DISRUPTION
Thank you to @RepScottPeters who has been a longtime leader on common sense energy permitting reform (and so many other important issues). The country is lucky to have someone as substantive and thoughtful as him on Energy and Commerce.