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Suddenly ‘Big Renewable’ Bob Schaffer deeply concerned about energy prices
Started by CIM Network · 9 months ago
When Republican Bob Schaffer accepted the state GOP nomination to run for U.S. Senate on May 31, the price of a gallon of gasoline in Colorado had shot up to just below $4. In his entire 17-minute acceptance speech, Schaffer, an oil-and-gas executive for the past several years, had nothing
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