“Restoring American Energy Dominance” isn’t some slogan cooked up in a campaign war room or dreamt up by a pollster trying to win the suburbs. It’s a plain-spoken promise from an administration that is interested in doing exactly what it said it would do.

Under President Trump, this government is working overtime to produce more energy, bringing down costs for Americans.

This Memorial Day, for the first time in over four years, a record number of Americans will hit the road without needing to remortgage their homes just to fill up their tank. Imagine that — traveling without the side hustle of multiple jobs to afford gas. Inflation? Under control. Energy costs? Not trying to mug you in broad daylight.

In just a little over 100 days, Trump has jumpstarted an energy revival that is delivering results. At the Department of the Interior, Secretary Doug Burgum didn’t just show up to the office — he rolled up his sleeves and told bureaucracy to take a seat. The goal? To make life less wallet-crushing, from the pump to the pantry.

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