Aaron Alexander

@MkaFargo @epaleezeldin @LeeMZeldin 7.6 posts. Do you remember what color the sky is? And I’m the bot?

@MkaFargo @epaleezeldin @LeeMZeldin The way I kitefoil is robotic.

Rhode Island Senator Sheldon WhiteClub loves to falsely tell the public that offshore wind is the cheapest form of energy. He couldn’t be more wrong with his numbers. It’s no great mystery why he didn’t want to engage at today’s Senate EPW hearing regarding his bonkers logic (beyond asking me a dumb question of whether “18” is more than “9”). He knew I came loaded with receipts and my explanation dissecting his math and comparing energy sources would have made him look far more foolish than the purple haired lady on Monday. Kudos to Utah Senator John Curtis for wanting to actually engage on this important topic more substantively. Here’s the issue for Senator WhiteClub: He deliberately omits much of the other costs of wind, including the cost of “firming”, which is necessary to convert wind into a dispatchable power supply. Because the wind doesn’t always blow, there is a cost of storing it. When you look at the costs of an energy source, it’s important to look at the “all-in” numbers, and if you are trying to get educated on this stuff, don’t let your brain waste space on any info from WhiteClub.

@epaleezeldin @LeeMZeldin I also love our environment more than democrat. I spend infinite more time in the woods and on the ocean / lakes / rivers than them. This has nothing to do with “going green”. It’s a play to control the most valuable resource behind fresh water and food. Our Energy.

You don’t have argue in speculation. The largest consumer of electricity in Europe did exactly what Mr. Whiteclub is advocating for and it doubled their prices. Democrats want us to pay double to heat our homes and keep the lights on. You should call them liars and site the evidence.

Foil Surfing in Cancun.