Biden's tone deaf push of Big Green agenda

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President Joe Biden ridiculously promoted his green agenda and advised Americans to purchase massively expensive electric cars so they will unrealistically no longer have to worry about buying gas while deterring “tyrants like Putin” from using fossil fuels as a weapon.

“Loosening environmental regulations won’t lower prices. But transforming our economy to run on electric vehicles, powered by clean energy, will mean that no one will have to worry about gas prices. It will mean tyrants like Putin won’t be able to use fossil fuels as a weapon,” the president tweeted.

“It should motivate us to accelerate the transition to clean energy,” Biden declared according to The Driven. “This is a perspective, as I said, that our European allies share and the — a future where together we can achieve greater independence.”

Biden also clapped back against conservatives who are demanding that he loosen environmental regulations to empower energy production.

“(That) won’t, will not lower energy prices for families,” he asserted. “But transforming our economy to run on electric vehicles powered by clean energy with tax credits to help American families winterize their homes and use less energy, that will — that will help.”
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Instead of ramping up energy production at home, making American energy independent as the nation was just a mere two years ago, he is crawling to Venezuela, Iran, and Saudi Arabia begging for oil and pushing climate change. Many contend the plan is to let gas prices get so high that Americans are forced to buy electric vehicles.
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In his address, Biden claimed that families could save $80 per month by switching to an electric vehicle “because you’ll never have to pay at the gas pump again.” They would still have to pay for the energy needed to charge their car and for the car itself which most Americans cannot afford.
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The fight against the mythical climate change is ruing the economy and it is being pushed by a tone-deaf administration that instead of looking for a better alternative has decided to make more affordable alternatives more expensive. 

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