stopdropandprole

just so people are aware, this is FIFTH TIME the administration has done this: Source

If this sounds at all familiar, it’s not your imagination. In March, the Republican administration announced that it had agreed to pay a foreign company almost $1 billion in American taxpayer money to abandon two wind farm projects that would have produced enough electricity to power more than 1.3 million homes and businesses […]

At the administration’s insistence, the company will instead proceed with different energy projects that will cost more and pollute more. [thanks to] President Donald Trump, many American consumers will pay for the privilege of paying more to turn on the lights, all while polluting our own air.

Then in April, it happened again, when the Republican administration announced plans to pay energy companies almost $900 million to abandon plans for two offshore wind farms. Two months later, Team Trump spent $765 million to buy back another group of offshore wind leases.

In late June, a fourth example emerged, when the administration announced plans to pay Duke Energy $129 million to abandon an offshore wind project off the coast of North Carolina.

With a fifth instance this week, the combined price tag for the developments is approaching $4 billion.

How about lowering prices? Do companies have a straightforward way to do that?

the most interesting part of the article is that a Texas Republican real estate mogul and failed politician (he was appointed after losing badly) is the new proud owner of Epstein’s former desert rape campus. and guess what he’s planning on doing with it?

Zorro Ranch is a 10,000 acre property in the New Mexico desert which includes a mansion and an airstrip.

It has now been bought by Texas state comptroller Don Huffines.

The Republican politician said he intends to turn the property into a Christian retreat

one does not simply dis Terry

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so nice to see rational takes on killdozer.

i still see t-shirts trying to cast him as heroic or edgy or cool when the actual story plays out like a thin skinned entitled piss baby who thought the solution to petty personal grudges was a lone wolf rampage across town.