Mike Carey on Energy & Oil

	Mike Carey on Energy & Oil

Yes fracking; environmental regulations cost jobs

Q: Do you support the use of hydraulic fracking to extract oil and natural gas resources?

A: Strongly Agree.

Q: Which comes closest to your view?

(Candidate chose option A from a list of two options):

A. Stricter environmental laws and regulations cost too many jobs and hurt the economy.
B) Stricter environmental laws and regulations are worth the cost.

Source: 2022 AFA Action iVoterGuide on OH-15 House race , Nov 8, 2022

Fights back against Democrats' failed energy policies

As a professional, Mike became an executive for one of the nation's largest privately owned energy companies, headquartered in Ohio. For more than 20 years, he fought to protect American jobs by fighting back against the same failed energy policies being pushed today by the Democrats. As an advocate for coal miners and American energy independence, he also worked to save miner's pension benefits and reverse overreaching government regulations while valuing the environment. Source: 2022 OH-15 House campaign website CareyForCongress.com , Nov 16, 2022

We must invest in new fossil fuel technologies

Republicans embrace a true all of the above energy strategy. The fact is, we cannot electrify the economy by eliminating our most reliable sources of electricity. We must invest in new fossil fuel technologies as well as renewables because we need more electricity to run a 21st century economy, not less. The Democrat "Green New Deal" will destroy our economy and give the Chinese Communist Party the advantage it needs to expand its role as the world's largest energy producer. Source: 2022 OH-15 House campaign website CareyForCongress.com , Nov 16, 2022

Spent 13 years as president of the Ohio Coal Association

Carey has more than two decades of experience in coal industry lobbying and legislative affairs. After 13 years as president of the Ohio Coal Association, he became vice president of government affairs for Murray Energy. The Trump-backed candidate continued in that role for American Consolidated Natural Resources, Inc. after the conclusion of Murray Energy's bankruptcy case. Source: Energy News Network on OH-15 2022 House incumbent , Oct 18, 2021

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