From WSJopinion: The Democrats’ quest to eliminate jobs in the oil and gas industry would hurt them in the very swing states they’ll need to win to unseat President Trump, writes StephenMoore
Potomac Watch: In its wake, identity politics leaves a trail of failed Democratic candidates. Image: Shannon Stapleton/ReutersMost presidential campaigns feature a familiar refrain: Each candidate promises to create millions of new jobs. The 2020 primaries are unusual in that nearly all the Democratic candidates, including Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and Michael Bloomberg, are solemnly pledging to destroy millions of jobs by ending the shale oil and gas revolution.
The Democrats’ war on fossil fuels was on full display at the debate in Los Angeles last month, where Joe Biden, the supposed moderate, was asked if he would rein in America’s...
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