Leftist climate policies don't work

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DAILY ENERGY NEWS | 12/18/2025

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Oh, how the truth (that leftist climate polices don't work) will set you free.

The Hill (12/17/25) opinion: "Recent victories by Democratic gubernatorial candidates in New Jersey and Virginia and for seats on the Georgia Public Service Commission have led outlets like Politico to brand the outcomes as the 'electricity election.' But this newfound energetic electoral enthusiasm raises the question: If the energy and climate policies enacted by Democrats make energy so affordable, why are they retreating from them? The Democrats’ climate backtracking in some of America’s bluest states is a tacit — and in Hochul’s case, not-so-tacit — admission that these policies make energy more expensive for families and businesses, prioritizing climate mandates over affordability."

"California is committed to continuing to scale up electric vehicles and ensure a reliable and affordable EV charging network for all. By doing this, we can help reduce air pollution and increase our energy independence"

– California Attorney General, Rob Bonta

Time to cut the red tape so America can get the energy to fuel the future.

RealClear Energy (12/17/25) opinion: "We can reshore American manufacturing, take the lead on an AI revolution and establish a foundation for the most robust and secure economy our nation has ever seen – but we have to be able to fuel that future. We must leverage America’s core competitive advantage – our vast domestic energy supplies - and commit to building essential energy infrastructure to meet this substantive demand growth. There is good news - America has an abundant supply of energy – with more than 100 years of domestic natural gas – and an energy industry eager to invest to underpin this economic revolution while maintaining reliability and affordability. And for those who caution about the environmental impact of increasing energy consumption there is more good news: none of this need to come at the expense of reducing emissions."