1. Straw Man • The author seems to be simplifying the Republican position on energy policy with the phrase "drill, baby, drill" and then arguing against that simplified position. This is a straw man fallacy insofar as the energy policy of Republicans, including Trump, includes several other components besides just the expansion of drilling. Some additional elements that Trump has talked about include deregulation of the energy sector, advocacy of "clean coal" (using technology to capture emissions of coal plants), and investment in energy infrastructure (such as the Keystone pipeline). Regardless of whether or not this is a good energy policy, there is more to it than just "drill, baby, drill."

2. Ad Hominem • The phrase "That it still springs so readily to the lips of the presumptive GOP nominee perhaps says something about those lips" could be seen as a mild ad hominem attack, as it focuses on the presumed GOP nominee rather than addressing the substance of his energy policy.