---President Elect Musk and Convicted Felon Donald J Trump---

Get_Right said:

What is sad is not what Trump is saying. It is the lack of response from the Dems. It is almost like they expect to win because he is a bad actor instead of anything they say. They are not stepping up. Why hide from the Rogan interview?

pjl44 said:

Go Beavers said:

pjl44 said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

lindamarie73 said:

Go Beavers said:

lindamarie73 said:

josevolution said:

I guess you can count out the Puerto Rican vote no? What boricuas would vote for him after last night 

josevolution said:

I guess you can count out the Puerto Rican vote no? What boricuas would vote for him after last night 

Lighten up….Tony Hitchcliffe is a comedian .  Dude is a legend for people who are not woke that still laugh at jokes and not get offended by freaking everything!!!  Just saw a clip of the Queen B of all things Woke AOC and Tampon Tim lose their minds about Kill Tony’s set…It was as funny and laughable as the jokes…

It’s bigoted humor lacking in intelligence. That people think it’s good to see at a rally for a presidential nominee makes a statement. 

“Lacking in intelligence”….Cheers 4 the laugh on that one
I guess we will see next week who has the last laugh….  Tall Bridges = No Bueno 

I don't doubt that the Nazis can win next week. I can plainly see people in my own life who support them. We have obviously failed to teach history very effectively in this country.

Reserve some frustration and/or anger for the party who can't field a candidate that can take this guy to the woodshed

You’re denying that Trump has appeal to 47% of the electorate because of who he is and what he does. 

This is a misunderstanding of how people make decisions in a two party system and you better hope the Harris campaign takes a more nuanced view

Get_Right said:

tbergs said:

Get_Right said:

What is sad is not what Trump is saying. It is the lack of response from the Dems. It is almost like they expect to win because he is a bad actor instead of anything they say. They are not stepping up. Why hide from the Rogan interview?

Hide? She's been all over while Trump refuses to be on the same stage or even same show. Have you seen reports she's refused to do Rogan? It doesn't sound like she's refusing anything these days and her schedule is packed. If it happens, great, if not, I have no doubt that it isn't from fear. Project some more though. 

Why not stand toe to toe? All over where? She seems to be hiding. Joe said she did not refuse or accept.

Halifax2TheMax said:

Lerxst1992 said:

brianlux said:

Gern Blansten said:

Even Nazis are saying this rally went too far... 

Reading Heather Cox Richards letter tonight in which she describes Tmp's Nazi rally, something strange happened:  I was actually surprised at how far Tru would go with his bullshit.  I really didn't think he could do anything more that he has to see how far he can go with his chase to out-Hitler Hitler.

Way to fucking go, 45.  You're getting close to the mark of All Time World Champion .  What a legacy, bud.

Easy does it bro. First amendment is about to expire and we don’t need you on enemies list. After the election no more of this in public forums or mixed political company. 

I wish I was joking. I gave same advice to my mom yesterday after she gave a friend who is maga some lip. Ma, you can’t do that anymore if this goes south, and the polls look bad. Hope she took me seriously.

The South will rise again! Better start learning how to whistle Dixie.

gimmesometruth27 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Lerxst1992 said:

brianlux said:

Gern Blansten said:

Even Nazis are saying this rally went too far... 

Reading Heather Cox Richards letter tonight in which she describes Tmp's Nazi rally, something strange happened:  I was actually surprised at how far Tru would go with his bullshit.  I really didn't think he could do anything more that he has to see how far he can go with his chase to out-Hitler Hitler.

Way to fucking go, 45.  You're getting close to the mark of All Time World Champion .  What a legacy, bud.

Easy does it bro. First amendment is about to expire and we don’t need you on enemies list. After the election no more of this in public forums or mixed political company. 

I wish I was joking. I gave same advice to my mom yesterday after she gave a friend who is maga some lip. Ma, you can’t do that anymore if this goes south, and the polls look bad. Hope she took me seriously.

The South will rise again! Better start learning how to whistle Dixie.

it will fall again because they depend on the government teat too much.

Two years ago, Congress passed the biggest climate bill in U.S. history — the Inflation Reduction Act, which spurred growth in solar panels, batteries and electric vehicles across the country.

Since then, money devoted to clean energy — initially estimated at $369 billion, but with the potential to reach up to $1 trillion — has flowed into almost every state, largely in the form of tax credits.

But this gusher of cash has also created winners and losers, according to a Washington Post analysis of data from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the clean energy modeling think tank Rhodium Group.

Here is how the Inflation Reduction Act has remade America over the past two years.

A WINDFALL FOR GOP DISTRICTS

Not a single Republican lawmaker voted for the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022. Since then, many of them have voted to repeal its clean energy provisions and criticized the law as a waste of taxpayer money.

But red districts have emerged as the climate law’s biggest winners. According to The Post’s analysis, congressional districts that favored Trump in the 2020 election received three times as much clean energy and manufacturing investments as those that leaned toward Biden.

Districts where a plurality of voters backed Trump have claimed around $165 billion of the cash so far, compared with just $54 billion in areas where Biden came in first. Of the top 10 districts that have attracted the most clean energy investments, nine are led by Republican lawmakers.

The data from MIT and Rhodium’s Clean Investment Monitor tracks company announcements, third-party data sources and financial filings. Projects are entered into the database only when they have broken ground; projects that were announced and later canceled are not included.

Some of the biggest beneficiaries of the law have pushed back the hardest against cutting planet-warming pollution and developing renewable energy. Rep. Jodey Arrington (R-Texas), an outspoken critic of the law, called it “a failed liberal spending spree that crippled our economy” and last month introduced legislation to rename it the “Lied About Inflation and Energy Dependence Act.”

Arrington’s office declined to comment on the record for this article. His district, which is ranked fifth in the country for clean energy and manufacturing investments, has received nearly $5 billion in investments since the law passed in mid-2022.

Developers are drawn to red districts because land is plentiful and cheap, experts say.

“Most of this can just be explained by population density,” said Trevor Houser, a partner at Rhodium Group. In rural areas, which are much more likely to vote Republican, ample land — at lower prices — can support giant battery manufacturing plants or large-scale wind farms.

Others point to red states’ low taxes and tax incentives for developers. “It’s natural that investors and project developers are wanting to go into areas where they’ve got a predictable business environment,” said Jeremy Harrell, the CEO of ClearPath, a conservative clean energy advocacy group. States like Tennessee, Georgia and Ohio, he said, have less regulatory red tape that could slow big energy projects.

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