, Columnist
U.S. Senators Should Learn to Love OPEC
It's much easier to make mistakes in a $100 oil world than in a $50 one.
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OPEC's oil-market management and in particular its repeated attempts to raise prices have done more than any other single factor to boost U.S. oil production and set America on the road to some sort of energy independence, whatever that might be.
Far from vilifying OPEC, U.S. senators should be erecting statues to the 13 men who are helping to "make America great again."