The Biden Democrats' idiotic war against fossil fuels

 Fox Business:

Biden Fed nominee says regulators should push to 'allocate capital' away from fossil fuels 
GOP Sen. Toomey says Sarah Bloom Raskin may 'abuse the Fed's narrow statuatory mandates'

The global warming crowd has been wrong about climate change for at least 50 years.  Now they want to deliberately drive up the cost to consumers while they are pushing inefficient and unreliable alternative energy which can never provide enough energy.  Biden's energy policies are responsible for a significant portion of the current inflation and are a threat to national security.  His policies have also given the Russians the funding for their current war effort against Ukraine and have put all of Europe at risk.  Raskin and people like her should not be allowed to ruin the US economy with their ridiculous policies.

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The global warming question that can change people's minds

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