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Ok Republicans, you hate green energy but you want more jobs. So are you guys happy or upset about this? >

Upset, of course, because the need for green jobs suggests they weren't perfect to begin with. >

Republicans hate green anything. Actually they hate anything that isn’t white. >

Yeah, and right wingers talk about a green new deal like it's the red scare.
Dealing with climate change means lots of economic activity. In other words: jobs, industry, business, etc. >

Lmao, right-wingers talk about a green new deal like it's something Biden has already passed.
Literally divorced from objective reality. >

I mean, republicans in congress talk about any bill they've introduced, or even are just considering introducing, as though it's already the law of the land. Conservatives don't know the difference between a bill, a law, and some rando screaming on AM radio. >

bUT hOw MAny moRE joBs iT wOULd haVE beEN iF It wErE cOaLs joBS iNSteAD \~!?
/s >

But the political party owned by the fossil fuel industry told me this was bad!!  /s >

We need to make these jobs easily accessible to people in red states. Have them train in blue states and expose them to cultural alternatives to MAGA. Make a sequel to the Tennessee Valley Authority. It's a f'ing perfect opportunity. >

Almost like Democratic policies actually work >

clearly a Liberal, Fascist, Socialist law worthy of acclaim and hatred simultaneously /s >

Announced jobs mean nothing.