Re: GOP Governor Pushing Electric Cars

On 1/13/23 12:47 PM, Lee wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> Brian Kemp and the Electric Car:
> A Love Story
> Jan 12
> 
> A former real estate developer
> who wears cowboy boots with his
> suit and scrunches his brow in
> the fashion of George W. Bush,
> the 59-year-old Kemp has
> emerged as a curious figure on
> the American right: a
> conservative hardliner whose
> enthusiasm for tax cuts and guns
> is matched by his passion for
> charging stations and battery
> recycling.
> 
> In his Thursday inaugural address,
> Kemp vowed that by the end of his
> new term, Georgia would be “the
> electric mobility capital of
> America.”


It would be better if he said that Georgia would be the place that has 
more energy choices than any other and is the energy choice capital of 
America.

Because what people want is to be left alone to fill their needs as they 
decide what they think is best for themselves.

The people don't need centralized political power telling the people 
what is best for them.  The Governor might brag that Georgia will work 
hard to be the State with the most common sense energy choices available 
in America.

That would be something to boast about, but limiting your States to one 
source of energy as Democrats have been attempting to do is ignorant and 
shows a lack of common sense.


> 
> “I’m fulfilling my promise of
> creating good-paying jobs for our
> state,” Kemp says. “I’ll tell you,
> there are a lot of conservatives
> that are driving electric vehicles.
> I’d also tell them: you need to
> go out and drive one because it’ll
> snap your head back.”
> 
> He points to the F-150 Lightning,
>   Ford’s electric pickup, predicting:
> “You’re gonna have a lot of
> Republicans driving that truck.”
> 
> Other Republican governors have
> heralded expansions from companies
> in the electric-vehicle supply
> chain. In Ohio, Gov. Mike DeWine
> cheered Honda’s announcement of a
> $3.5 billion battery plant. In
> Tennessee, Gov. Bill Lee unveiled
> plans for a cathode manufacturing
> facility backed by $3.2 billion
> from LG Chem. Many more are
> surely on the way.
> 
> 
> https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2023/01/13/brian-kemp-electric-ca
> r-georgia-00077579
> 

Electric Vehicles are a personal choice, and NOT a Government mandate 
from the barrel of a gun.




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