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In 2023, Emmanuel Macron announced plans to close France’s affordable and reliable coal plants.
Today, cost-of-living protests have taken over France.
This is what happens when politicians put unattainable green goals ahead of reality and the people they serve.
Radical climate groups are helping fuel the carnage in France.
As @AsraNomani exposes, radical climate activists and Singham-linked networks are driving the turmoil.
Saving the planet was never their ultimate goal. Destroying the West is. powerthefuture.com/why-are-c…
Power The Future retweeted
In 2022, Democrats' answer to gas prices was "buy an EV."
Now they're faking outrage over prices tied to confronting Iran, while keeping the climate surcharges they chose.
The real existential threat was never at the pump. It's sitting in Tehran.
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The Left spent years shutting down pipelines, closing off American energy production, and pouring billions into their green agenda. Americans are paying the price.
PTF’s @LarryBehrens on @NEWSMAX: President Trump is focused on putting affordability first.
The long-term solution is MORE American energy.
PTF’s @larrybehrens on @NEWSMAX: Europe has spent roughly 30 TIMES more buying Russian oil and natural gas since the war in Ukraine began than the cost of the deal Democrats are attacking.
That’s more than $250 BILLION flowing to Russian energy.
Power The Future retweeted
Democrat Congressman @MaxwellFrostFL has pledged to “completely stop” the fossil fuel industry.
If you think your energy bill is high now, just wait until Max bans cheap, reliable American energy.
"The better path is to produce more energy, not less, and thereby lower costs for consumers. Reliable power plants need to keep running and new ones should be added to fuel growing demand. The alternative from the other side is a $1,500 annual tax on households that no one voted for." -@DanielTurnerPTF and @RealEJAntoni in @FoxNews
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America became an energy superpower because producers, workers, and voters built it, not because a county commission found a sympathetic judge. If the left wants a carbon tax, it should make that case to Congress and the American people, out in the open.
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So, when a shortage overseas lands at an American truck stop, the fair question is who made it impossible to refine more at home. Pointing at Iran is convenient. Pointing only at Iran, while standing in the way of the one thing that would soften the blow, is something else.
And that’s the whole truth.
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FIRST IN FOX: New PTF/@Comm4Prosperity analysis estimates that, in a full-success scenario, 300+ climate lawsuits and “Superfund” proposals could cost U.S. households $1,465 more per year.
@DanielTurnerPTF: “American families have to foot the bill.”🔽
Power The Future retweeted
Democrats either cannot—or choose not to—consider the numbers or the impact on humans when discussing energy.
For the Trump Administration, energy policy is about improving people’s lives using math and common sense.
A Chinese company doesn’t become American because it builds a factory in Ohio.
PTF and our coalition partners have urged @SecScottBessent to make sure Chinese-controlled companies can’t game U.S. energy tax incentives.
American energy dollars should build American energy independence. powerthefuture.com/no-more-s…
Radical leftists are using the courtroom to wage a war on American energy. And cost of living is the collateral damage.
Legal system weaponization imposes costs across the economy. And if their next effort succeeds, the burden could reach $1,465 per household per year. ⤵️
Who really pays? You do.
Read our report with @RealEJAntoni: whoreallypays.com/
Power The Future retweeted
Climate litigation may be pursued in courtrooms, but consumers pay the bill.
The estimated price tag: $1,465 more per household every year.
That’s money coming out of family budgets and going toward higher energy costs instead.
Power The Future retweeted
I keep posting about these lunatic lawsuits and it’s become one of my favorite beats because the closer you look the crazier they become.
🚨 NEW REPORT: The bill comes due.
If the climate lawsuits and “superfund” measures examined in our new report all succeeded, American households could face an estimated $1,465 more per year in energy-related costs.
That’s roughly:
⛽ 41¢ more per gallon
⚡ 1.5¢ more per kWh
@RealEJAntoni and PTF’s @DanielTurnerPTF joined Fox to break down who really pays.
Power The Future retweeted
Michigan built the modern automotive industry.
The industry employs 1.2 million workers, 20% of the state’s TOTAL workforce.
Yet Abdul El-Sayed still believes cars are the “modern day cigarette.”
Abdul will put the green agenda before the paychecks of Michigan workers.
🚨 NEW REPORT: The bill comes due.
If the climate lawsuits and “superfund” measures examined in our new report all succeeded, American households could face an estimated $1,465 more per year in energy-related costs.
That’s roughly:
⛽ 41¢ more per gallon
⚡ 1.5¢ more per kWh
@RealEJAntoni and PTF’s @DanielTurnerPTF joined Fox to break down who really pays.
These costs would hit families already dealing with high energy burdens.
The report notes that low-income households spend about 9.1% of income on energy, compared with 2.4% for other households and roughly 1 in 6 households is already behind on energy bills.
Read Who Really Pays? ⬇️
