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We’re short on baseload power & can’t build new plants fast enough, yet we’re still shutting down coal plants in the name of climate change. It’s self-inflicted insanity. We can’t change the past, but we can still change the future.
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Vivek’s spot-on. Shuttering coal plants while demand skyrockets is pure bureaucratic malpractice. Biden’s EPA strangled baseload power with impossible carbon capture mandates, forcing over 1,000 plants offline since 2020. FERC data shows existing coal plants generate power at $34/MWh—cheaper than new wind or solar. They’re also fuel-secure, stockpiling 60+ days of on-site coal vs. four-hour batteries. The grid lost 50+ gigawatts of reliable capacity in a decade, yet we’re pouring billions into unreliable renewables. Reversing this insanity starts with scrapping the Clean Power Plan 2.0 and letting plants run full capacity. Energy security isn’t optional—it’s survival.

Nah, don't think we need a third world anchor baby to fix first world problems. Go away, RamaAnchorBaby.

Mass deportations would solve America’s power problems overnight.

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It's just common sense

It’s insane. Indiana is in same dire situation on energy .

Preach it, brother. Gotta keep the lights on.

It’s like digging a hole and then complaining about being stuck in it.

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It’s a tricky balance between progress and reliability.

R/mend this wisdom, if only we cd based our self worth on the advice given from Carl Sagan...we have Elon Musk @cb_doge


