Do Republicans actually believe in their own rhetoric and want to stop the destruction of American energy, or do they support the Green New Deal when it actually counts? There is no middle ground.

The next COVID is a mass energy lockdown whereby we lack enough fuel and electricity to maintain our standard of living. In order to achieve this objective, the left is pushing a “transition” to green energy. Progressives can’t openly advocate for confiscation of energy, so instead they allocated hundreds of billions of dollars in the “Inflation Reduction Act” to “transition” our entire way of life to EVs, solar, and wind. That is the camel’s nose under the tent and the Trojan horse than will lead states to wean themselves off reliable energy and become dependent upon energy that doesn’t work, leading to the outcome the left desires.

Although Republicans lack control of the Senate and the White House, ground zero for this battle – whether our freedom, prosperity, and way of life will be maintained – is actually in the red states. It is those states with supermajority Republican control that contain most of the landmass of this country needed to build this infrastructure. If Republican governors and legislatures would merely reject the federal funding for the Green New Deal – reminiscent of how they initially rejected Medicaid expansion under Obamacare – the green “transition” would be dead on arrival.