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Joe Biden a good President
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An article I found.
Early in Biden’s disaster-laden term, his Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed economy-crushing liberty-limiting rules that would theoretically eliminate carbon dioxide emissions from the nation’s electricity sector by 2040. [emphasis, links added]
U.S. power plant owners warned these plans were unworkable, relying too heavily on costly technologies that are not yet proven at scale.
Additionally, America’s car customers are opting not to purchase one of the magic solutions to the nonproblem: electric vehicles.
The market has decided that EVs aren’t worth owning until there is a charging infrastructure network that can accommodate the entire American public, an electric grid that can handle capacity, enough natural resources to build models at a moderate price, and technology that doesn’t ignite when it gets wet or won’t start when it gets too cold.
How bad are these new, economy-crushing, unworkable rules from the Biden EPA? So bad that the attorneys general from half the states within our wonderful union are now suing the agency over the emissions mandates.
Early in Biden’s disaster-laden term, his Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed economy-crushing liberty-limiting rules that would theoretically eliminate carbon dioxide emissions from the nation’s electricity sector by 2040. [emphasis, links added]
U.S. power plant owners warned these plans were unworkable, relying too heavily on costly technologies that are not yet proven at scale.
Additionally, America’s car customers are opting not to purchase one of the magic solutions to the nonproblem: electric vehicles.
The market has decided that EVs aren’t worth owning until there is a charging infrastructure network that can accommodate the entire American public, an electric grid that can handle capacity, enough natural resources to build models at a moderate price, and technology that doesn’t ignite when it gets wet or won’t start when it gets too cold.
How bad are these new, economy-crushing, unworkable rules from the Biden EPA? So bad that the attorneys general from half the states within our wonderful union are now suing the agency over the emissions mandates.
Many people believe the " Environmental solutions " will ruin economies, even Biden voters. I am all for reducing fossil fuel use but not at the time line given which is driven by media / political panic.
Politicians love to work with fear be it climate change, covid or those nasty Russians, it gives them an open checkbook. Biden and Trudeau work with that, it gets them votes.
A quick read.
Politicians love to work with fear be it climate change, covid or those nasty Russians, it gives them an open checkbook. Biden and Trudeau work with that, it gets them votes.
A quick read.
Is There Anything Global Warming Can’t Do?
Water doesn’t boil and freeze at the same time...yet
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Many people believe in Bigfoot too. It's not fear but awareness of the dangers of climate change, a world-wide deadly viral pandemic, and the imperialism of Putin an authoritarian killer and war criminal.
LOL, scary good how AI is getting now...
Biden and student loan forgiveness.
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Noticed on the competition thread that they are mocking Trumps speaking ability. If I was a Biden fan I would stay away from that topic.
Biden's memory gets worse all the time. He can't even remember when he was vice president.
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Biden bizarrely suggests he was VP during pandemic in latest blunder
In his latest gaffe, President Biden on Sunday said that things had gotten “kinda bad” when he was Vice President during the pandemic — even though COVID-19 hit three years after the Ob…
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An article I stumbled across.
A pervasive sense of fear has settled in at the highest levels of the Democratic Party over President Joe Biden’s reelection prospects, even among officeholders and strategists who had previously expressed confidence about the coming battle with Donald Trump.
All year, Democrats had been on a joyless and exhausting grind through the 2024 election. But now, nearly five months from the election, anxiety has morphed into palpable trepidation, according to more than a dozen party leaders and operatives. And the gap between what Democrats will say on TV or in print, and what they’ll text their friends, has only grown as worries have surged about Biden’s prospects.
“You don’t want to be that guy who is on the record saying we’re doomed, or the campaign’s bad or Biden’s making mistakes. Nobody wants to be that guy,” said a Democratic operative in close touch with the White House and granted anonymity to speak freely.
But Biden’s stubbornly poor polling and the stakes of the election “are creating the freakout,” he said.
This isn’t, ‘Oh my God, Mitt Romney might become president.’ It’s ‘Oh my God, the democracy might end.’”
Despite everything, Trump is running ahead of Biden in most battleground states. He raised far more money in April, and the landscape may only become worse for Democrats, with Trump’s hush-money trial concluding and another — this one involving the president’s son — set to begin in Delaware.
The concern has metastasized in recent days as Trump jaunted to some of the country’s most liberal territories, including New Jersey and New York, to woo Hispanic and Black voters as he boasted, improbably, that he would win in those areas.
A pervasive sense of fear has settled in at the highest levels of the Democratic Party over President Joe Biden’s reelection prospects, even among officeholders and strategists who had previously expressed confidence about the coming battle with Donald Trump.
All year, Democrats had been on a joyless and exhausting grind through the 2024 election. But now, nearly five months from the election, anxiety has morphed into palpable trepidation, according to more than a dozen party leaders and operatives. And the gap between what Democrats will say on TV or in print, and what they’ll text their friends, has only grown as worries have surged about Biden’s prospects.
“You don’t want to be that guy who is on the record saying we’re doomed, or the campaign’s bad or Biden’s making mistakes. Nobody wants to be that guy,” said a Democratic operative in close touch with the White House and granted anonymity to speak freely.
But Biden’s stubbornly poor polling and the stakes of the election “are creating the freakout,” he said.
This isn’t, ‘Oh my God, Mitt Romney might become president.’ It’s ‘Oh my God, the democracy might end.’”
Despite everything, Trump is running ahead of Biden in most battleground states. He raised far more money in April, and the landscape may only become worse for Democrats, with Trump’s hush-money trial concluding and another — this one involving the president’s son — set to begin in Delaware.
The concern has metastasized in recent days as Trump jaunted to some of the country’s most liberal territories, including New Jersey and New York, to woo Hispanic and Black voters as he boasted, improbably, that he would win in those areas.
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