Biden, Maneuvering on Two Fronts Against an Energy Squeeze, Is Courting Disaster, Critics Warn

Biden is asking for help from none other than Venezuela’s dictator, Nicolas Maduro, a Marxist foe of America, and from Saudi Arabia.

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A gas station at Boston March 4, 2022. AP/Michael Dwyer

President Biden, in an attempt to buck skyrocketing energy costs at home and abroad, is maneuvering on two fronts in a geopolitical straddle that critics warn is bound to backfire.

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