Trump asked oil executives to help him raise $1 billion for his campaign.
At Mar-a-Lago last month, Trump asked some of the industry's top executives to help raise $1 billion for his campaign as he outlined his pro-drilling agenda for a second term, the Washington Post
Some oil executives, per Politico, fear Trump is too distracted by his legal troubles to hash out the details of his energy strategy, and would not carefully implement their preferred policies if elected.In a campaign packed with split-screens, the contrast between Trump and Biden on fossil fuels and climate change is among the most stark.
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