Unleash American Energy: Stop the Mandates and Lower Our Utility Bills

Americans are fed up with rising energy costs and foreign reliance. It’s time Congress puts America first by greenlighting domestic drilling and pulling back costly “green” initiatives like electric vehicle (EV) mandates and gas stove bans.

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To the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States:

Skyrocketing inflation is crushing American families.

Every month, citizens open their utility bills only to find prices soaring to record highs. This economic strain is the direct result of government overreach.

Federal bureaucrats are forcing costly energy mandates on the public, restricting domestic production, and crushing market competition. When the government dictates energy choices, everyday consumers pay the price.

WHEREAS, high energy costs drive up the price of groceries, gas, and basic goods;

WHEREAS, government regulations restrict access to affordable, reliable domestic energy; and

WHEREAS, families should not have to choose between heating their homes and buying food.

THEREFORE, we, the undersigned tax-paying citizens of America, demand Congress take the following immediate actions to protect our wallets, stop regulatory overreach, and let the market work:

1) End federal energy mandates that restrict consumer choice and artificially inflate prices;

2) Unleash American energy independence, restore free-market competition, and lower utility bills for every household; and

3) Protect our wallets, stop regulatory overreach, and let the market work.

WE, THE PEOPLE, demand energy and economic freedom, and we want it now.

Respectfully,

[YOUR NAME]
Concerned American Citizen

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