Senate leaders say they'll review any White House proposal on a 90-day diesel export ban
September 23, 2026 | Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, Senate Committees, U.S. Senate, Legislative, Federal
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A questioner asked whether senators backed reports the White House was preparing a "90-day diesel export ban." The Senate leader responded that caucus members held "different points of view" and that they would "wait and see if the White House administration has a proposal that they want to submit."
He framed the inquiry in economic terms, saying senators are open to ideas that might reduce oil and gasoline prices but noted uncertainty about whether proposed measures would actually achieve those results. The transcript records discussion of the reported idea but no formal Senate position or vote.
He framed the inquiry in economic terms, saying senators are open to ideas that might reduce oil and gasoline prices but noted uncertainty about whether proposed measures would actually achieve those results. The transcript records discussion of the reported idea but no formal Senate position or vote.
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