President Joe Biden’s decision to limit the explosive growth of U.S. natural gas exports has flipped the traditional partisan arguments about fossil fuels. Republicans are attacking the move as a setback for the international fight against climate change, saying it will make it harder for other countries to replace their dirty coal supplies with cleaner-burning American gas. Democrats, meanwhile, praise it as an America First victory for U.S. consumers — saying Biden’s pause on new permits for sending gas shipments overseas could mean more fuel and lower prices for the domestic market. The clashing messages are an ... (full story)