Randy Niemeyer Condemns Frank Mrvan's Betrayal of American Energy

Randy Niemeyer Condemns Frank Mrvan's

Betrayal of American Energy

For Immediate Release

March 27, 2024

Contact: Kyle Walsh

Kyle@niemeyerforcongress.com

Cedar Lake– Following Rep. Frank Mrvan's vote to support Biden's energy policies that have led to higher gas prices and increased reliance on foreign adversaries for energy development, Randy Niemeyer, Lake County Councilman and Republican Congressional candidate for Indiana's First District issued the following statement:

“Mrvan's out-of-touch decision to support Joe Biden’s disastrous anti-American energy policies is a blatant betrayal of the values and interests of the community he’s supposed to represent. He’s turned his back on the hardworking Hoosiers in favor of embracing the radical left’s energy agenda. He would rather see you pay more at the pump, and rely on China and other foreign adversaries than unleash the power of American energy. As a truck driver for nearly 30 years, I know a thing or two about the importance of fighting against harmful regulations and reckless policies that undermine American energy independence and jeopardize our economic security,” stated Niemeyer.

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Randy Niemeyer, is a member of the Lake County Council, elected in 2022, after having served as President of the Cedar Lake Town Council. Under Randy’s watch, Cedar Lake was able to turn itself around financially, while expanding its police force, conducting major upgrades to roads, utilities, sewers, and parks, while establishing a municipal fire department. He is a lifelong resident of Northwest Indiana, and has lived in Cedar Lake most of his life, having raised two children there with his wife of twenty-one years. He is the fourth generation of his family in trucking, as the owner of Niemeyer Milk Transfer, where he started working at 18 years old, right after graduating from Hanover Central High School. Randy has received endorsements from U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, Congressman Jim Banks, Congresswoman Erin Houchin, and Congressman Rudy Yakym.