Proposed diesel export ban splits GOP senators
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Senate Republicans are divided over a proposal supported by Sen. Chuck Grassley (Iowa) and other farm-state Republicans to ban the export of diesel in an effort to increase domestic supply and reduce prices. The idea, last implemented during the 1970s energy crisis, has sparked debate among GOP lawmakers. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) has expressed openness to the proposal, but oil-state representatives have raised concerns. The measure highlights growing tensions within the party over energy policy and economic priorities.
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