Trump attacks the Green Bad Deal

Washington Post:

Trump’s attacks on wind turbines, low-flow toilets and LED lightbulbs set up key campaign clash with Democrats

The president is betting that his pitch to a bygone era will sway voters turned off by calls for a Green New Deal.
I think what the President is doing is looking for a way to let the market decide which toilet to use and light bulb is best for the consumer.  I have always despised the low flow toilets.  They just do not work as well as the ones they are replacing.  I do like the LED light bulbs if I can find the ones to provide the warm color of lighting as the old ones.

Democrats and Big Green are control freaks who want to dictate what consumers can buy and must live with.  There are probably more people upset with those dictates than the media is willing to acknowledge.  I favor giving consumers a choice.

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