As Twitchy reported last week, the Democrats announced "a big deal": $44 million going to keep parks climate resilient.
This week, President @JoeBiden announced a $44 million investment from the Inflation Reduction Act to make parks and communities everywhere more resilient to climate change.
— The Democrats (@TheDemocrats) August 10, 2023
This is a big deal.
How is that a big deal? Is that supposed to make us applaud the Inflation Reduction Act?
CNN reports that the White House is still trying to sell people on the Inflation Reduction Act a year after its passage, but people still don't know what's in it. It's telling that CNN doesn't even use the words "Inflation Reduction Act" in its headline or opening paragraph or tweet.
A year after Democrats passed their sweeping $750 billion climate and health care law, it’s leading to a surge of clean energy projects and job creation, according to a recent Bank of America report https://t.co/h0eb6HkVu6
— CNN (@CNN) August 14, 2023
So it's actually a climate and health care law. We thought they were calling it a climate and tax law a year ago. In any case, CNN would like to enlighten us on all of the great things that we can attribute to the climate and health care law:
A year after Democrats passed their sweeping $750 billion climate and health care law, it’s leading to a surge of clean energy projects and job creation, according to a recent Bank of America report.
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The White House is attempting to keep focus on the one-year anniversary of the lnflation Reduction Act’s passage this week with an assortment of senior officials traveling across the country to mark the occasion – selling the bill to voters, a White House official says. A recent poll found most voters still don’t know what’s in the law.
The nearly $370 billion clean energy and climate package, which passed on a party-line vote, was the largest climate investment in US history. Its goal is to reduce carbon emissions by 40% by 2030. Inflation has cooled over the past year, but it doesn’t have much to do with the law.
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Inflation doesn't have much to do with the law. Nice to slip that in there.
So the "Inflation Reduction Act" was not about inflation after all
— Harrison Krank (@HarrisonKrank) August 14, 2023
Slow clap
— DegenZen (@Deg3nZen) August 14, 2023
$750 billion into something that doesn’t exist, nice
— Donald J. Trump Truth Social Posts On X (@rDonaldTrumpt) August 14, 2023
The Bank of America report talks about the investment in electric vehicles. Did we happen to mention that the Biden administration's much-hyped electric bus and battery maker Proterra filed for Chapter 11 last week? Good thing Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm sold her stock just in time.
We are all being scammed.
— Marcella (@marcykey50) August 14, 2023
The Don't Say Inflation Act.
— Just One Strawman (@JustOneStrawman) August 14, 2023
How the EV buses work out?
— Laurie Grady (@LaurieGrady17) August 14, 2023
CNN isn’t even pretending to be an objective news organization anymore. Just an extension of the Democratic Party propaganda distribution outlet.
— Corn Pop Patriot (@BillBg7) August 14, 2023
You must really enjoy sucking at life to double down on every lie the left screams.
— Jett Sisk (@Sn4p5t1ck) August 14, 2023
Fact: Not one single blue collar American life has improved as a result.
— Nick Titan🇺🇸 (@nicktitanmill) August 14, 2023
Where are all those good-paying union jobs building solar panels? You don't hear much about those.
Waste. A huge waste of money on a fairy tale.
— Mike Roper (@MikeRoper44) August 14, 2023
Follow the money that’s why this bank is saying it’s all good because they’re making billions off this stupid ass project
— John Duelling (@DuellBill) August 14, 2023
Serious question … where's Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg? He was all over the news in 2021 trying to sell the public on EVs. You'd think they'd put him out there, if they could find him. Maybe he's on leave again.
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