“Texas is the energy capital of the world. We have more energy production capacity — both oil and gas, but also renewable — than any other state in the country. It seems fairly basic to me that with all of those resources, we should have reliable and affordable energy,” said Warford.
“But we currently have neither of those, largely because a lot of our elected officials, I think, have misplayed a really good hand that they’ve been dealt.”
Warford discussed his ongoing campaign for statewide office, his views on energy policy, how he differs from congressional Democrats who have pushed the Green New Deal, and more.
Watch the full interview below or listen on your favorite podcast platform.
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Daniel Friend
Daniel Friend is the Marketing and Media Manager for The Texan. After graduating with a double-major in Political Science and Humanities, he wrote for The Texan as a reporter through June 2022. In his spare time, you're likely to find him working on The Testimony of Calvin Lewis, an Abolition of Man-inspired novel and theatrical podcast.
