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When we had the oil shortages in the 70s during Carter, Carter began the quest for alternative energy. When?

Reagan took over, he dismantled everything Carter had begun. Shouldn’t we blame Reagan and every Republican who had similar strategies for this oil disaster? In the 70s, Brazil also started their quest for alternative energy, and it was not derailed by anyone and now they are completely energy independent.

One of Reagan’s first official acts was removing all of the solar panels from the White House roof. He then went on to dismantle all of Carter’s energy policies.

You are correct. We would have been much further ahead and not in the current crisis if the Carter iniatives had been pursued.

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