In a recent government meeting, discussions centered around energy policies and the implications of proposed environmental regulations, particularly focusing on the Green New Deal and its potential impact on the fossil fuel industry.

A prominent speaker criticized Vice President Kamala Harris's stance on fracking, claiming her support for a ban would jeopardize jobs and increase energy costs for consumers. The speaker emphasized that Harris's commitment to the Green New Deal would lead to significant tax increases and higher utility bills, arguing that it would ultimately harm Pennsylvania's energy workers.

The speaker also highlighted a perceived shift in energy independence, lamenting that the U.S. now relies on foreign sources, such as Venezuela, for energy. They vowed that, if elected, they would prioritize fossil fuel production, stating, \"On day 1, I will tell Pennsylvania energy workers to frack, frack, frack and drill, drill, drill.\"

Concerns were raised about the feasibility of Harris's environmental regulations, with claims that they would lead to the closure of power plants without adequate replacements. The speaker urged voters to consider the long-term consequences of electing leaders who support stringent environmental policies, framing the debate as a choice between economic stability and aggressive climate action.

The meeting concluded with a call to action for supporters to rally against what was described as a threat to the country's energy independence and economic prosperity, reinforcing the speaker's commitment to traditional energy sources.