Rick Perry: ‘Travesty’ That U.S. Energy Security Is ‘Tied to a Nation That Hates Us’
Columbia, SC (CNSNews.com) – Iran’s threat to close a strategic waterway highlights the need for America to boost its domestic energy exploration, said Texas Gov. Rick Perry, a Republican presidential hopeful.
As president, Perry said he would expand exploration, but also said he favored getting rid of special subsides for the energy industry, preferring a free-market approach.
“Through a series of executive orders and actions, I want to open up energy exploration on federal lands and federal waters,” Perry said Tuesday at a presidential candidate forum sponsored by the South Carolina Business and Industrial Political Education Committee.
“It is a travesty, as Iran threatens to close the Strait of Hormuz, that our energy and economic security is so tied to a nation that hates us, that will do us harm,” Perry said.
As president, Perry said he would expand exploration, but also said he favored getting rid of special subsides for the energy industry, preferring a free-market approach.
“Through a series of executive orders and actions, I want to open up energy exploration on federal lands and federal waters,” Perry said Tuesday at a presidential candidate forum sponsored by the South Carolina Business and Industrial Political Education Committee.
“It is a travesty, as Iran threatens to close the Strait of Hormuz, that our energy and economic security is so tied to a nation that hates us, that will do us harm,” Perry said.
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