Republican Candidates Embrace Oil and Gas in Fifth Presidential Debate | OilPrice.com

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Domestic oil production already hit a record last year and is expected to rise more moderately this year.
62% : DeSantis has promised to bring gasoline prices down to $2 per gallon if he becomes president by boosting domestic oil production.
59% : Asked about tackling emissions as a way of arresting climate change, DeSantis argued energy reliability was the priority, while Haley said that nuclear could go a long way towards cutting emissions.
59% : Also among DeSantis' energy-related campaign pledges is to "Replace climate change ideology with energy dominance in all national security and foreign policy guidance."
19% : Haley, who played a key part in President Trump's withdrawal of the United States from the Paris Agreement, said that the U.S. should step up its efforts to hold China and India accountable for their carbon dioxide emissions as the two were much worse emitters than the U.S.Both candidates slammed the Biden administration's plans for a phaseout of internal combustion engine cars, with Haley noting the lack of charging infrastructure and the damage that heavier EV vehicles would do to roads.

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