TRUMP'S DIESEL DEAL W/ PUTIN: A BETRAYAL WRIT LARGE IN WASHINGTON'S MIDTERM GAMBLE Let's talk about the record here. While we were building California's clean energy future--leading the nation in solar and storage, cutting emissions while keeping costs down--Washington just struck a deal to flood the global market with . That's right: .

And not just for America's allies--this is about lowering U. S. fuel prices ahead of the 2026 midterms, like some kind of political gas station raffle.

Meanwhile, Zelenskyy is calling this out for what it is: , because let's be clear--this isn't just about fuel. It's about until *2027*, while Putin's troops keep marching and Ukrainians keep dying. Now, let's be honest: This isn't diplomacy.

This is . While they were tweeting about "winning," we were , investing in , and making sure our ports--like Long Beach and Oakland--were ready for . But no, instead of a long-term plan, Trump cuts a backroom deal with a dictator who's already violating every treaty he's ever signed.

And the kicker? He's still keeping the on the table--because why not? Threaten war one day, buy Russian fuel the next. That's not leadership.

That's . And let's not forget: California has on Russian fuel. Zero.

Because we've got . We're leading on battery storage, we're retrofitting buildings, we're making sure our grid is resilient. Meanwhile, what's the national strategy? Outsource energy security to a regime that jails dissidents and invades neighbors.

That's not just reckless--it's . So here's the question: If this deal gets passed, who's left holding the bag when fuel prices spike again next year? Who's picking up the tab for the sanctions Putin just got a pass on?

And who's explaining to the families of fallen Ukrainians that their support was in a political campaign? The future isn't being built on deals with dictators. It's built on smart investments, real partnerships, and a government that puts people over politics. California's showing how it's done.

The rest of the country should take notes--or get left behind. What's your state doing to actually secure its energy future? Or are you just waiting for the next handout from Moscow?

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