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Scalise Links Global Conflicts to Fuel Prices and US Manufacturing Base

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Steve Scalise toured Badland Batteries, a plant specializing in drone battery production, with Julie Fedorchak in Fargo. The two discussed energy production and the need for increased manufacturing in the United States. Scalise and Fedorchak also stated that global conflicts in Iran and Ukraine affect fuel prices, adding that prices would fall quickly once those conflicts end.

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As a member of the House of Representatives and Majority Leader, Scalise commented on the intersection of global events and U.S. industrial policy. His statements focused on the importance of facilities like Badland Batteries to national defense and the role of a strong U.S. manufacturing base.

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  • Steve ScaliseU.S. House Majority Leader who commented on energy production and manufacturing policy.
  • HouseThe legislative body where Steve Scalise holds his leadership position.

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