One of President Joe Biden’s Cabinet members admitted on Tuesday that pipelines are the best way to transport fuel when discussing the recent cyberattack against Colonial Pipeline and the related fuel shortage.

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Residents of the Southeastern U.S. have had a hard time obtaining fuel in the days since a criminal organization known as DarkSide allegedly targeted the crucial pipeline last week, causing it to be shut down.

On Tuesday, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm was on the case during a White House media briefing. . . .

Granholm said people need to be patient with the pipeline while tankers fill in the supply gaps.

Granholm, when discussing the Colonial pipeline with reporters, then said something which calls into question everything this radical and inept administration has said about pipelines since before Jan. 20.

Despite the Biden administration using its first day in office to cancel the Keystone XL Pipeline — costing thousands of jobs — Granholm appeared to make a stunning admission: Pipelines aren’t so bad. . . .

After Biden canceled the Keystone XL pipeline, Energy Secretary Granholm says “pipe is the best way” to transport fuel pic.twitter.com/fIRaIPN8YQ

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. . . An administration that made canceling a pipeline one of its first intentional mistakes is now saying that pipelines are the best way to transport a lot of fuel really quickly? Admitting one is wrong late is better than never.

To quote Granholm, a pipeline is “is the best way to go.”

Why didn’t that rationale apply when Biden nixed the Keystone XL pipeline, costing thousands of jobs? . . .

Biden himself accidentally told the truth last month when he described the quagmire on the southern border as a “crisis.”

Of course, his advisers had to correct the record to ensure it reflected that he did not mean to call the border crisis a crisis. . . .

It sometimes appears that officials within the Biden administration are capable of being honest, but only when they say something truthful by accident. . . .

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(Excerpt from The Western Journal. Article by Kipp Jones. Photo Credit: Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)