House Republicans renew push to overturn Biden LNG pause

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EXCLUSIVE — A group of House Republicans is calling for the reversal of the Biden administration’s recent decision to freeze liquefied natural gas export approvals, arguing such a move is harmful to national security. 

The group, led by Rep. Randy Weber (R-TX), is set to introduce a resolution on Friday condemning President Joe Biden’s temporary LNG ban on non-free trade agreement countries, which Republicans argue is a “blatant attempt to fulfill campaign promises” at the expense of U.S. jobs and the economy. 

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