Posted on 03/04/2022 12:31:15 PM PST by ChicagoConservative27
“Have to” is a bad way to put it.
No.
A “transition” would mean the new technology is already there.. THEN you phase out the old..
These idiots are all about shutting down our energy NOW, so only the rich and politically connected can go about business as usual.. the other 300 million of us? - “tough… just shut up and pay more taxes to provide OUR lifestyles..”
We can do like Germany and go 100% green and then just buy Russian oil and gas to make up the difference.
Central planning always works for the central planners.
Remember “Are you better off than you were 4 years ago?” from Reagan? That’s all Trump needs to ask.
Define clean. Concening fossil fuel vs electric, this clown has no idea which system is clean and which is not. Or what being clean even is.
Nuclear power is apparently too plentiful and full of carbon for them.
Don’t worry. Congressional pubbies will turn this Green nonsense around next year.
Honest.
“Remember “Are you better off than you were 4 years ago?” from Reagan? That’s all Trump needs to ask.”
you’re 100% correct!
that really is all that’s needed in an ad campaign, maybe as the punch line in multiple ads that show “Before Joe” and “After Joe” for things like house prices, rents, grocery prices, heating bills, gasoline, and peace vs war ...
“So, ask yourself: Am i better off Before Joe or After Joe?”
If these fools had been in charge in 1890 they would have killed all the horses and made everyone walk for 20 years until automobiles were plentiful and cheap.
you will own nothing and be happy
thank you greenie weenies, for your role in the communist take down of this nation
Venezuela without the tropical weather
Exactly; I’ve been saying that for a long time.
It is way past time for the left to be repaid in kind.
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