Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND), a presidential candidate, slammed the Inflation Reduction Act, championed by President Joe Biden, on Monday, suggesting it should be called the 'Inflation Creation Act.'
Gov. Doug Burgum , a presidential candidate, slammed the Inflation Reduction Act, championed by President Joe Biden, on Monday, suggesting it should be called the"Inflation Creation Act."
"His energy policies are raising prices of every product. Raising the price of what it takes to heat your home and drive your car and run your tractor, and it’s also then destabilizing the world and empowering dictators, and it’s also not helping the environment get better," Burgum added."It’s wrong on every front."
This, he said, will come with other benefits."If we do that, it’s actually great for the environment because America produces energy cleaner, safer, smarter, better than anywhere else in the world," he explained.Burgum further hit Biden's signature infrastructure investments across the country. According to him, the money is not going as far as it should be able to."Every bid we did this spring to build the road was 30% higher," he explained of North Dakota.
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