Biden's $84 Billion Climate Plan: A Financial Fiasco
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Posted 28 days ago
**Wasteful Spending: Biden’s $84 Billion Climate Debacle Exposed**
Taxpayer dollars aimed at advancing green energy have turned into a financial fiasco under President Biden.
A recent investigation by the Financial Times has revealed that a staggering $84 billion from Biden's climate and industrial initiatives is now lying dormant, with many projects either paused or delayed.
These failures arise from the ambitious yet poorly planned policies embedded in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and the Chips and Science Act.
Originally intended to catalyze domestic electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing and create a robust green energy supply chain, these initiatives are now questioning the very foundation of Biden's environmental agenda.
The report indicates that approximately 40% of over 200 manufacturing projects, each costing more than $100 million, are stalling, seriously undermining confidence in the Biden administration’s capability to deliver on its promises.
As the demand for electric vehicles continues to plummet, exacerbated by soaring inflation and higher interest rates, manufacturers find themselves in a quandary.
Reports show that average EV sales prices have dropped by 3.6% year-over-year. This decline is pushing automakers into increasingly difficult financial situations as they scramble to offload excess inventory.
The issues don't stop there; foreign competition, particularly from China, has severely hampered the U.S. effort to establish a competitive edge in green manufacturing. The Chinese government’s significant subsidies for solar supply chains present a formidable challenge, making it tough for American companies to keep pace even with the added financial incentives that accompany Biden’s climate policies.
Local leaders, like Craig MacFarland, the mayor of Casa Grande, Arizona, underscore the strains these projects face, citing rising costs in labor and supply chains.
As criticism mounts over such massive expenditures producing minimal results, American taxpayers are left questioning the effectiveness of continued green energy investments under this administration.
With inflation soaring over 20% since Biden took office, many are left wondering if this administration's attempt to reshape America’s energy future has become yet another overreaching liberal initiative that fails to deliver.
Conservatives are calling for accountability and a reevaluation of these policies, urging a shift toward more pragmatic, market-driven solutions rather than reliance on governmental handouts that seem to enrich corporations while leaving taxpayers in the lurch.
The current failures associated with the Biden administration's climate agenda serve as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by untested policies that prioritize ideology over practical, economically viable solutions.
Sources:
rumble.com
rumble.com
slaynews.com
Taxpayer dollars aimed at advancing green energy have turned into a financial fiasco under President Biden.
A recent investigation by the Financial Times has revealed that a staggering $84 billion from Biden's climate and industrial initiatives is now lying dormant, with many projects either paused or delayed.
These failures arise from the ambitious yet poorly planned policies embedded in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and the Chips and Science Act.
Originally intended to catalyze domestic electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing and create a robust green energy supply chain, these initiatives are now questioning the very foundation of Biden's environmental agenda.
The report indicates that approximately 40% of over 200 manufacturing projects, each costing more than $100 million, are stalling, seriously undermining confidence in the Biden administration’s capability to deliver on its promises.
As the demand for electric vehicles continues to plummet, exacerbated by soaring inflation and higher interest rates, manufacturers find themselves in a quandary.
Reports show that average EV sales prices have dropped by 3.6% year-over-year. This decline is pushing automakers into increasingly difficult financial situations as they scramble to offload excess inventory.
The issues don't stop there; foreign competition, particularly from China, has severely hampered the U.S. effort to establish a competitive edge in green manufacturing. The Chinese government’s significant subsidies for solar supply chains present a formidable challenge, making it tough for American companies to keep pace even with the added financial incentives that accompany Biden’s climate policies.
Local leaders, like Craig MacFarland, the mayor of Casa Grande, Arizona, underscore the strains these projects face, citing rising costs in labor and supply chains.
As criticism mounts over such massive expenditures producing minimal results, American taxpayers are left questioning the effectiveness of continued green energy investments under this administration.
With inflation soaring over 20% since Biden took office, many are left wondering if this administration's attempt to reshape America’s energy future has become yet another overreaching liberal initiative that fails to deliver.
Conservatives are calling for accountability and a reevaluation of these policies, urging a shift toward more pragmatic, market-driven solutions rather than reliance on governmental handouts that seem to enrich corporations while leaving taxpayers in the lurch.
The current failures associated with the Biden administration's climate agenda serve as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by untested policies that prioritize ideology over practical, economically viable solutions.
Sources:
rumble.com
rumble.com
slaynews.com
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