approved the pipeline it makes europe more reliant on russian oil and gas but stopped supporting east med which would make europe less reliant on russia. how do you explain that? a state department aid, and acolyte of john kerry and hillary clinton, one of the lead voices on this advising biden about the net 0 green to deal climate agenda. because of domestic virtue signaling politics the biden s base, they thought we could do this, no big deal, makes us look green, going green was the state department official quote and it and this was going to be a 1200 mile pipeline into europe to give countries another source of energy besides russia. it is about ideology, the green agenda, the green new deal and real world consequences of it.
El Plan de Eficiencia Energética hará más sostenibles 41 sedes judiciales valencianas con una inversión de 18,2 millones
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look green, don t want to let people in from the red states. they think it s too sdajs and there becomes some sort of shutdowns in that way? that s a really interesting question. i mean, it s certainly possible. i think it will be hard to enforce those types of travel restrictions. we re not talking about international travel. it will be so many borders where people can cross over from other states so i m not sure how practical that will be but you do raise an interesting point that those places in green that doing very well from a covid-19 standpoint, it wasn t by accident. they did the really hard work to increase vaccination rates. these are places that likely still have some type of mask mandates in place, including indoors for unvaccinated people. i think we have this two americas. it s also the same places with high rates of infection that have high rates of people not getting vaccinated that are also unlikely to put restrictions