Biden continues his war on the oil and gas industry with policies to suppress long-term domestic investment. The most recent example is his proposed budget for FY 2023 that, if passed, would remove tax deductions for oil and gas companies. The outcome would be higher oil and gasoline prices for Americans coupled with less energy security. Biden will continue to pass the blame of higher energy prices onto other entities as he has done with his other anti-oil and gas policies: cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline permit, ban on new drilling on federal lands, ban on oil development in ANWR and the Naval Petroleum Reserve-Alaska—to name just a few. Instead, he wants to focus taxpayer dollars on climate change, funding other countries by $11 billion—over ten times more than in fiscal 2022.