The Future of U.S. LNG Exports with Rep. Sean Casten (D-IL) and Rep. Garret Graves (R-LA) 

One of the best discussions I’ve ever heard from CSIS. Both had great points, so much so that I’m not sure whose side I’m supposed to be on. If there was a way to synthesize their views perhaps.

I actually like these smart politicians. We should limit political campaigning and have more of these types of discussions.

These guys dont sound like politicians but topic experts.

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Exportable technology’s yes of how we prove who we are by using our strength strength to address a global fear which prevents other basins from doing such things

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Seems a misunderstanding that we can turn off natural gas production. If we aren’t using it, it is being flared off as a waste product. I’m also curious how the intend to spin up the electricity grid to support all the new data centers and EV charging stations. This is a foolish argument.

Marvellous discussion. Why aren't one (or both) of these one of the candidates for President this autumn? I'm left-of-centre, so in the spirit of generosity, I'll pick out what Garret Graves (Republican) said for particular praise. He was absolutely right that business invests best when it has continuity, rather than wild swings from one President to the next. So the US (and Britain where I live) needs bipartisan discussions like this to help build consensus where possible.

What happened to nuclear?

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When's the last time a Democrat and Republican had such a civil discussion about foreign policy, economics AND climate change???

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Ni conversation, but lets be honest with ourselves and stop trying to turn a blind eye when it comes to the impact climate change is having on ALL of us, including the citizens living in Tornado Ally as well as the southern coast and Florida where we're expecting a record number of hurricanes. Lets drop the BS about who wins here..

The U.S. has only 5% of global natural gas reserves but we export more than any other country. That is strategically stupid.