The Oil and Gas Workers’ Association has endorsed Donald Trump as their preffered candidate in next year's presidential election.
former president Donald Trump as their champion in next year’s presidential election.with the Daily Mail that Trump had pulled the United States out of the Paris Agreement during his previous term, had also pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal and had made an effort to save U.S. oil and gas jobs.
He added that it was during the Trump administration that the U.S. became a net exporter of energy and “energy dominant.” “I will ensure that this country does not have to rely on hostile nations for its energy needs ever again,” the Florida Governor said.earlier this week that presidential candidates from the Republican camp were targeting wealthy oil industry majors as potential campaign sponsors. Ron DeSantis “led the charge”, the report said, with a visit to Midland.
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