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Heritage Foundation Warns Against Policy Pitfalls in Energy Debate

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Kevin Roberts participated in a debate at Harvard University on September 28, 2026, concerning issues involving Heritage, Congress, and the NAACP. Heritage warned that proposals to ban diesel exports would weaken America's energy leadership and disrupt refinery output without lowering costs or increasing fuel supply. The organization argued that Congress should instead focus on increasing supply through permitting reform, new infrastructure, and greater refining capacity.

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Heritage stated that restricting energy markets could make future price spikes more likely. The organization advocates that the government focus on supply-side issues, such as regulatory relief and new infrastructure, to address energy market challenges.

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  • Kevin RobertsDebated at Harvard University regarding policy issues.
  • HeritageAdvocates for specific policy focuses within Congress regarding energy markets.
  • CongressThe body that Heritage advocates for policy focuses.
  • NAACPCivil rights organization referenced in the policy discussion.

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