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carpendj
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I stopped reading when he called Musk a right winger. Blah blah blah.
He is, but I don't think that should matter as far as his master plan, companies, performance, etc.
It's not relevant.
carpendj
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He is no right winger. But in todays world, everyone is a right winger if they are not a democrat. He is more of a libertarian.
He votes and cheers exclusively for Republicans now. Again, it's irrelevant to the conversation, but he's a supporter of a single party that happens to be on the right.
I do agree he was a libertarian in both speech and practice, but I think that's hard to argue at this point.
I really don't care what he is, but the amount of quotes you could produce about Democrats are destroying the country or that everyone should be hoping for a red wave, etc. are far past being in the middle or that he would support DeSantis for President. Not to mention RFKJ has turned into a far-right hero.
I don't think it's important to talk about in the CT thread in any facet. I won't respond anymore, but just google it or go listen to the last time he was on JRE.
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Actually no that's not correct. He is just anti the radical ultra far left and the only other choice is Republican. Being anti-terrorist in this country now means you're a republican with how off the rails the Democrat party has gone. That doesn't make Must a right winger, he is still a liberal.
MontyFloyd
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Posted in WaPo.
Donald Trump has pledged to scrap President Biden’s policies on electric vehicles and wind energy, as well as other initiatives opposed by the fossil fuel industry.
Trump will do anything to get $$$ in his pocket, gain base support, or destroy out of spite.
Donald Trump has pledged to scrap President Biden’s policies on electric vehicles and wind energy, as well as other initiatives opposed by the fossil fuel industry.
Trump will do anything to get $$$ in his pocket, gain base support, or destroy out of spite.
Raffy.Roma
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IMO, considering the gravity of the Climate Change issue, Environmental rules should be considered as Institutional rules, meaning that they could be reversed only with a bipartisan Agreement.
To this concern I wish to add that the law should be improved to better protect the environment.
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Cheburashka
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Good.
Joe Biden allocated $7.5B to new chargers and built 7 total.
Remember at the beginning of his campaign when he promised to build an EV charger at every highway offramp? I remember.
No such thing. There is no "climate change issue" for Trump and his disciples. They don't exist. It's fake news
Raffy.Roma
Rome (Italy)
Didn't know this. To be honest I am afraid that Mr Trump will withdraw the USA from the Agreement of Paris if he will become President as he already did in 2017.
Raffy.Roma
Rome (Italy)
Also the Guardian reports same news. Read this article and I was astonished.
Trump promised to scrap climate laws if US oil bosses donated $1bn – report
Trump promised to 20 executives at Mar-a-Lago dinner to increase oil drilling and reverse pollution rules among other pitches
www.theguardian.com
The Climate Change issue has no political color so I refrain to comment this news but I wish to report the opinion of Cristina Polizzi on this matter.
Christina Polizzi of Climate Power told the Guardian that Trump was “putting the future of the planet up for sale”.
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Raffy.Roma
Rome (Italy)
Wish to report this link about the Commitment of Climate Power for the Climate Change issue.Also the Guardian reports same news. Read this article and I was astonished.
Trump promised to scrap climate laws if US oil bosses donated $1bn – report
Trump promised to 20 executives at Mar-a-Lago dinner to increase oil drilling and reverse pollution rules among other pitches
The Climate Change issue has no political color so I refrain to comment this news but I wish to report the opinion of Cristina Polizzi on this matter.
Christina Polizzi of Climate Power told the Guardian that Trump was “putting the future of the planet up for sale”.
fholbert
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A politician without a Policy. His only concern is to line his own pockets and those of his mega-rich friends. He talks in sound bites, just makes noises. He is a genuine danger to the world balance and to the US and West. He refers to Putin, Xi, Kim, etc as 'good people'. He says he will welcome Putin into any country that doesn't support Ukraine, whilst stopping any bill that will give Biden a win. He says lots of things, none of them have any substance. His supporters say he is a good man, even a man of God, when its clear to all that neither of those statements are true. They say he will run the country like a business, forgetting this is the man who was born into money and has run 6 companies into bankruptcy. This is a man who's self-proclaimed 'star' status apparently allows him to grab girls 'by the p***y'. He managed to take abortion rights back what, 140 years? He has spent more time in the courts than Roger Federer. His only Policy is a Slogan. MAGA. So that implies America is not great. When did it stop being great and why didn't he fix it first time around? How is he going to make it great? By withdrawing from Paris, NATO, etc? By reducing taxes on the mega-rich (which he has said he will do) and removing health-care? By not supporting Ukraine? How exactly is he going to do anything that is of any use to anyone? Biden may be looking his age, but his brain is still working well. And at least he is a Politician, with Policies. The very fact DJT is even in the running is a slight on the US and a worry for all of us.
@h2ofun why are you down voting my comment that Trump is Elon’s preferred candidate? That’s not at all controversial or even in doubt; Elon is on the record as being against Biden. Trump is not my preferred candidate…I’d support just about anyone running against him.
Get some details before spewing...States and the charger industry blame the delays mostly on the labyrinth of new contracting and performance requirements they have to navigate to receive federal funds. While federal officials have authorized more than $2 billion of the funds to be sent to states, fewer than half of states have even started to take bids from contractors to build the chargers — let alone begin construction.
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