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'Completely out of touch': Jennifer Granholm touts her electric car that drives on 'sunshine'

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm sat down with the ladies of “The View” on Wednesday to tout her electric car that, according to her, runs on sunshine:

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Sunshine, coal, oil, nuclear, natural gas AND subsidies she means:

And many are pointing out to her that owning an electric car is quite the luxury good:

It’s at least twice the cost of a comparably-sized gasoline-powered vehicle, which makes the $600 savings per year — if that is even accurate — totally meaningless:

Even people who want an electric car are calling her out:

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It also shows a stunning lack of understanding of how people in big cities live:

The full-electric model just doesn’t work:

For some reason, “The View” hosts didn’t get into these details:

The fact is we’re just not there yet, if ever:

She’s totally out of touch:

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And, finally, remember the scene in “Back to School” where Rodney Dangerfield’s character, Thorton Melon, lectures the business professor on what it REALLY takes to open a factory? This is what we need, but for electric cars:

Watch here:

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