The Obiden Regime Has Not Finished Its Destruction: Biden to Cripple Trump’s Energy Plan, Bans 40% of America’s Coal

The Regime continues in its final weeks to destroy our beloved country.

They drained taxpayers to bankroll foreign wars and strangled American industries in the name of climate change.

This from thepatriotjournal.com.

They always found a way to prioritize everyone but We the American People. No wonder the crime syndicate lost its majority.

The Obiden decisions were not just bad for America, “they were purpose-built to hurt Americans while bolstering foreign interests.” Americans, quite simply, have had enough.

From The Post Millennial:

The [Obiden Regime] has put the nation’s coal supply in jeopardy by announcing a ban on new mining in a region that produces 40 percent of the US total. But it might be the last gasp of the administration’s war on coal with President-elect Donald Trump eyeing the energy independence that his last presidency achieved.

Specifically, coal mining in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin has been banned—at least for the short-term.

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) recently updated its Resource Management Plan (RMP) to ban new federal coal leases in the Powder River Basin. This effectively takes a whopping 48.12 billion short tons of coal off the table.

That is an area that produces a staggering 40% of the nation’s coal. Obviously, The Regime’s move is meant not only to jeopardize energy security but also to threaten thousands of jobs. The crime syndicate’s parting strategy here, is to leave as big a mess as possible for President-elect Donald Trump.

Why? The Regime claims it is all in the name of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. But let’s be honest—this is not about saving the planet. It is about continuing The Obiden crusade against American energy.

Existing coal leases will not be revoked—for now. But this move sends a chilling message to the 42,000 Americans working in the coal industry: under the communist/globalist cabal your jobs are expendable.

Meanwhile, energy prices continue to soar, and households struggle with the worst inflation crisis in decades. Apparently, The Regime thinks that freezing families in the winter is a small price to pay for its faux “climate legacy.”

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte did not mince words, calling the rule a “disaster.”

He pointed out:

[T]his ban will cripple coal jobs and defund public education in states like Montana.

For someone who tries to talk about unity:

Biden has a peculiar way of dividing the country—especially between Washington elites and everyday Americans.

President-elect Donald Trump is not wasting any time. His team has already slammed Biden’s decision, calling it yet another assault on American energy.

Karoline Leavitt, Trump-Vance Transition spokeswoman, reminded Americans of Trump’s track record:

[E]nergy independence, lower gas prices,

and a booming economy.

Remember the $2 gas and robust energy sector of Trump’s first term? Those days are on their way back.

Trump’s plan is simple: unleash American energy.

That means:

 – rolling back the Obiden-era restrictions,

 – restoring coal jobs, and

 – making the U.S. energy-dominant again.

While The Regime kowtows to global climate summits, Trump focuses on making life affordable for working families. It is a stark contrast—and one that voters resoundingly endorsed at the ballot box.

Wyoming and Montana are on the front lines of this battle. The Powder River Basin has long been a critical hub for American coal production.

By banning new leases, Biden is effectively choking off future growth in the region. This is not just bad news for the energy sector—it is a body blow to local economies.

Despite The Regime’s claims the energy market is “moving away from coal,” renewable energy and natural gas are growing, and coal remains a vital part of America’s energy mix. Ignoring that reality does not make it go away; “it just leaves Americans in the dark—literally and figuratively.”

This coal ban may be one of the Obiden swan songs, but it is also Trump’s first big test. How quickly can the new administration undo the damage?