Indiana coal plants receive 3rd orders to stay open from Energy Department

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    1. Yes, where’s his outrage? It’s obvious that he would rather kiss up to Trump than protect ratepayers.

  1. Trump is a Socialist. He orders costly facilities to remain open to boost coal production, not because the facilities produce cheaper electricity, or as cleanly as alternatives. This is government subsidies for the coal industry, a truly dying industry. Next will be manufacturers of buggy whips, wooden wagon wheels, and blacksmiths.

  2. For being a “Republican”, Trump just loves to waste our tax dollars: ordering coal fired generators to remain open to buy votes, $14 million to repaint the Reflecting Pool quoted at “$1.5 to $2 million” which is peeling after only two weeks, $80 billion in direct costs for the Iran war and billions more in inflationary costs to acheive nothing, promotion of division, now using tax dollars for his “privately funded” demolition of the White House. Trump is truly the RINO in the room.

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