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Europe was initially able to plug the shortage of gas, following sanctions of Russia, by purchasing LNG from the US.

To redress the goods imbalance, the EU could offer to buy more LNG from the US, or more military equipment, following its pledge to Washington to do more for its own security.

"Who doesn't want to have a world where Russia and the US are doing collaboratively good things together, thinking about how to integrate their energy polices in the Arctic, share sea lines maybe, send LNG gas into Europe together, maybe collaborate on AI together?"

While No Labels has historically sought to keep its donor roles a secret, an investigation by Mother Jones published in 2023 found that many of the group’s wealthy benefactors are business moguls.Some of the donors include Michael Smith, the billionaire founder of Freeport LNG, who has donated millions of dollars to support Republican efforts to control the Senate, and Tom McInerney, a private-equity investor with connections to the Republican National Committee and GOP affiliated super-PACS.

The project would build an 800-mile pipeline to transport gas drilled from Alaska’s North Slope to southern Alaska and then to Asia, home to three of the world’s largest importers of liquefied natural gas, or LNG: China, Japan and South Korea.