Staff Reports
As we glance toward 2026, America stands on the brink of an energy revolution unmatched in recent history. The shackles of heavy-handed regulation are being thrown off, opening the door to a vibrant “Build, Baby, Build” movement. This isn’t just about energy independence—though that’s certainly part of it. It’s about reclaiming economic sanity and flipping the bird to the failed green pipe dreams of liberal elites.
The election of Donald Trump to a second term has set the stage for a transformative energy policy shift. Instead of indulging in the inefficiencies and costly whims of the previous administration, America is regaining its common sense. While liberal policies strangled potential growth, Trump’s team is unleashing the productive power of the free market. We’re talking pipelines, power plants, and economic prosperity—real growth, not green stickers.
🚨 JUST IN: The White House is TERRIFYING the Democrats right now, confirming the economic game plan for 2026 is plummeting energy prices, higher real incomes – "That's when these numbers turn around."
Trump will try to save the GOP AGAIN!pic.twitter.com/Es1lVmqaAU
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) December 21, 2025
Smart power players like Chris Wright and Doug Burgum are spearheading this revolution. Their mission is clear: demolish the cumbersome roadblocks and encourage infrastructural growth. No more ESG nonsense and discriminatory bank practices dictating what industries can thrive. The era of pandering and punitive measures against hardworking Americans is over. It’s time to harness natural gas and nuclear power while ensuring the coal plants keeping American lights on remain robust.
As the global demand for U.S. LNG rises, America’s gears are set in motion to become a powerhouse. But it’s not just about flipping a switch. It requires substantive action to streamline permitting processes and unleash our full potential. Forget relying on portions of the world that would rather see America on its knees. We must break the chains of Chinese dominance over critical minerals and boldly embrace homegrown solutions.
No more waiting in line, pleading with the international community for resources. It’s time for Congress to step up, solidify these gains, and make sure these pathways are ironclad. The past mistakes of appeasing international and radical environmental interests are in the rearview mirror. Will our leaders embrace this moment and transform rhetoric into reality, or will they keep playing footsie with foreign influence? America cannot afford indecision. The time for strong, decisive action is now—because the prosperity of future generations demands it.
