claim: we are looking at "150,000 barrels (of oil) per day less next year, and 200,000 barrels per day less being able to be developed from the gulf the year after" because of the moratorium on new drilling enacted by the obama administration.
author: sarah palin
evidence_1: jun 15, 2010 ... first, congress must ensure that there is unlimited liability for oil spills by oil  companies. while we try to cap this well, we must lift the cap on oil-industry  liability.... show full text show less text. edward j. markey. second, congress  must also enact wide-ranging safety reforms for offshore drilling.
evidence_2: jun 28, 2011 ... “[look at] the impacts of that [drilling permit] moratorium [in the gulf of mexico],  where 97 percent of our offshore has been locked up. what we are looking at  now is 150,000 barrels less per day next year, and 200,000 barrels per day less  being able to be developed from the gulf the year after. …we are ...
evidence_3: oct 27, 2011 ... kenneth feinberg testified on the implementation of the bp oil spill  compensation fund.
evidence_4: "sarah palin calls to boycott mall of america because 'santa was always white  in the bible.'" — punditfact on wednesday, december 21st, 2016. false. look  for leffingwell-begala ticket in '12. paul begala · says lee leffingwell has been  mayor of austin, texas "for about as long as sarah palin was governor of alaska.
evidence_5: may 14, 2017 ... opec's april 2016 production, excluding indonesia, was at 31,709,000 barrels  per day, so even after the production cuts, they are still producing a bit more than  they were producing a year ago, and roughly 0.20 million more barrels per day  than what they were producing in may of 2015, when they were ...