The Republican Party is taking a stand against President Biden's proposed ban on gas stoves, calling it an extreme measure that will harm American families and businesses. The ban, which is part of Biden's plan to combat climate change, would require all new homes and buildings to be equipped with electric stoves and other appliances. GOP lawmakers argue that the ban would be a major blow to the natural gas industry, which provides thousands of jobs and generates billions of dollars in revenue each year. They also say that electric stoves are more expensive to operate and less reliable than gas stoves, which are preferred by many chefs and home cooks. President Biden's plan to ban gas stoves is just another example of his extreme environmental agenda, said Republican Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming. This misguided policy would hurt American families and businesses, while doing little to actually reduce carbon emissions. The GOP is now pushing back against the ban, introducing legislation that would prevent the federal government from mandating the use of electric stoves. The bill, called the Freedom to Cook Act, has already gained support from several Republican lawmakers and industry groups. Americans should have the freedom to choose how they cook their food, and the government should not be dictating what appliances they can and cannot use, said Republican Representative Dan Newhouse of Washington. The debate over gas stoves is just one of many battles being fought over the future of energy in America. While some argue that a transition to electric appliances is necessary to combat climate change, others say that it will only lead to higher costs and less reliable energy sources. As the debate continues, it remains to be seen whether the GOP's efforts to rescue gas stoves will be successful. But one thing is clear: the fight over energy policy is far from over, and both sides are digging in for a long and contentious battle.