Why Texas oil billionaires are pumping millions of dollars into Trump's campaign

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : In their sights are Democratic policies such as the $7,500 tax credit for electric vehicles, tougher emissions standards on cars and trucks, and incentives for homeowners to switch from to gas appliances to electric models, all of which Trump has attacked with the promise of a new "Drill, Baby, Drill" ethos aimed at increasing oil and gas production in Texas and elsewhere.
41% : "Were Trump reelected, it would be no holds barred.
25% : "Diana Furchtgott Roth, a deputy assistant transportation secretary under Trump who now works at Heritage, said she expected Trump to do away with new emissions standards forcing auto manufacturers to shift towards EVs.
20% : But how far Trump would go in his quest to undo the clean energy policies of the Biden administration is a question mark amid the political realities of Washington, where many Republican politicians' home states are the beneficiaries of Biden's clean energy spending.
12% : "The Trump campaign did not respond to requests for comment, but Trump has pushed back against Project 2025, saying he played no role in its creation and opposing the authors' call for a nationwide ban on abortion.

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