Mega donors spending mega dollars to bring mega blackouts to a state near you.
Capitol Research Center (8/29/22) reports: "A new political action committee (PAC) is funneling tens of thousands of dollars to key Democrats in Georgia, North Carolina, and Washington. If the quiet funders behind the PAC succeed, they could determine which party controls the hotly contested Senate after the November 2022 midterm elections. Green Senate 2022 doesn’t have a website or online presence. But in June it transferred over $113,000 to the PACs of two Democratic senators and one candidate: $40,000 to Patty Murray in Washington, $35,000 to Raphael Warnock in Georgia, and $38,200 to Cheri Beasley in North Carolina. It’s also expected to raise money for the reelection campaign of Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV). Nearly all of that money came from just 17 donors, many of whom are major donors to the Democratic Party and the Left...Its donors and fundraising fees suggest the group is closely connected to the League of Conservation Voters (LCV), one of the environmental movement’s top spenders. Its history of supporting Democrats has earned the group the moniker 'dark money heavyweight' by the left-leaning Center for Public Integrity. Little is known about the group’s origins, but filings with the Federal Election Commission show that it’s run by the firm Capitol Compliance. Capitol Compliance provides similar services to the Lincoln Project, an anti-Republican attack group funded by liberals; Defend the Vote, which accuses 'Republican obstructionists' of disenfranchising voters; the pro-gun control Brady PAC; and Elect Democratic Women, a partisan PAC."
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Not being dramatic, folks!
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"By providing tens of billions of dollars in tax credits for wind and solar power, Congress has been propping up State renewable electricity mandates for decades. The IRA provides an additional $161 billion in 'clean electricity' tax credits. Clearly, many members of Congress are keen to patronize wind and solar power. Yet no candid legal expert would claim that enacting new tax credits implicitly establishes, or authorizes any federal agency to establish, a national 'clean electricity' regulatory mandate."
– Marlo Lewis,
Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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