Jeff Diamond
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Citizen, Husband, Father, Investor, Former School Board Member Defend Democracy, Defeat MAGA Return morals, ethics & the greater good to American culture
Trump on Lindsey Graham: "He had one bad moment in the January 6 thing when he stood up -- 'alright, now I've had it, that's it, I can't do it anymore' -- then he called me about 40 minutes later and said, 'Did I really said that? I can't believe it.' And he took it back. So I give him a 99.9 instead of 100."
Once in a lifetime event, what a time to be alive. Chart from @JKempEnergy
The EPA just clawed back $7 BILLION of YOUR tax dollars already promised to solar power for a million American families... not to fix it. Not to redirect it. To kill it. This money was already awarded. Already signed into binding legal contracts with 60 states, tribes, and nonprofits, covering every state in the country. In Michigan alone, $156 million was already funding real projects on the ground. A senior housing building was mid-install on rooftop solar for 60 units. Across town, a Detroit neighborhood coalition was building a shared solar system so residents could co-own panels together, a project already scaling from 10 homes toward 100. In West Virginia, $106 million was set to help households and renters get onto rooftop or shared solar. West Virginia's power bills are already among the fastest-rising in the country, largely because the state still leans on coal instead of cheaper options like solar. And this same administration just funded upgrades to keep West Virginia's own coal plants running longer, the exact thing driving those bills up, while killing the program built to bring them down. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin pulled 90% of the money back in a single week and called it "$7 billion in savings" on X. At the same time, this administration has been forcing old, expensive coal plants to stay open past their planned retirement dates in Colorado, Indiana, Michigan, and Washington state, over the objections of the utilities that own them. In June, it funded $425 million in coal upgrades across 10 states, West Virginia included. Consumer advocates say keeping that coal running raises power bills. It doesn't lower them. So the same government killing the program built to bring bills down is also paying to keep the most expensive power source running longer, coast to coast. 23 states sued to hold the EPA to its own contracts. This month, a federal judge let the EPA walk away anyway, ruling it belongs in a different court, one that can't even force the money back. Since when does the government get to sign a contract and then argue in court that the signature doesn't count? #DemsUnited
Todd Blanche wants to be Attorney General. So we checked his résumé. The Epstein file redactions? Just the beginning. That's why we're running a version of this ad on primetime Fox News this week. Tell your Senators to vote no on Blanche.
Donald Trump’s sons Eric and Donald Trump Jr. have poured money into more than a dozen federal defense contractors that are collectively making billions from their father’s administration. thedailybeast.com/trump-sons-eri…
*TRUMP: IF WE RUN HORMUZ, US WILL BE REIMBURSED
BREAKING: U.S. Strikes on Iran Intensified — Heavy Attacks Reported Across Khuzestan Oil Heartland. New wave of American strikes were ongoing for several hours, targeting Iran's vital oil-producing Khuzestan Province. Confirmed hits include: Mahshahr petrochemical complex. Aghajari Oil & Gas Airport (Omidiyeh). Multiple cities across the province. Iranian officials: At least 1 killed, 4 injured in strike on water pumping station. This marks a significant expansion of the campaign. Iran vows retaliation. Developing... Follow for updates.
Dear geniuses, 1) Most oil clients are in the East, not West 2) Iraq is as easy for Iran to target as Hormuz 3) You cannot pipe vast array of petroleum products Diversification is good but do away with literal pipe dreams and instead address the root issues.
