Sen. Mike Lee said on Wednesday the Biden administration's actions on energy have made life more expensive for Americans.
<p>SALT LAKE CITY — As Sen.
</p><p>After wishing Wright a happy birthday, Lee launched into his opening statement, addressing why he thinks national energy policy is in crisis after President Joe Biden's four years in off
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