Molly Vogt

495 posts

Molly Vogt

Molly Vogt

@VOGTforEnergy

State Director American Energy Works . Hawkishly watching to keep their politics out of my purse! @4AmericanEnergy

Katılım Şubat 2024
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Molly Vogt
Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy·
Honored to be quoted on the proposed 765 kV transmission lines. Texas is spending billion$ on transmission while reliability gets worse. The real problem is lack of reliable generation where it's needed. Build power where demand is. tdtnews.com/news/central_t…
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Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac
Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac@ISAACforEnergy·
A new MUST-READ report from @AudreyLStreb uncovers how a network of liberal dark money flows to support nonprofits that use climate lawfare to target and undermine American energy. 🧵
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Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy·
Big Tech locks in cheap energy prices for 25 years. Wind doesn't blow? YOU pay the volatility, not them. Energy expert Jamila Piracci joined me to break down how Power Purchase Agreements are raising your electric bill. TX rates already up 28% since 2020. This matters.
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Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy·
Texans deserve an energy system built for reliability, not $80B extension cords. These 765 kV projects add no new generation, don’t strengthen the grid, put private property at risk, and raise costs for every Texan.
American Stewards of Liberty@ASL_Liberty

Despite being one of the most prolific oil and gas regions in the world, the state of Texas is proposing to build 200-foot high high-voltage power lines to support renewable energy. The routes will cross private land, and landowners in the Lone Star State are facing the threat of eminent domain. (Published by Just the News) Read more here: justthenews.com/politics-polic… #LibertyMatters #Oil #PowerLines #TransmissionLines #Eminentdomain

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Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac
Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac@ISAACforEnergy·
The world's energy future runs through America. Watch as @SecretaryWright lays out the magnitude of US energy dominance and how President Trump's 'Drill, Baby, Drill' agenda is supercharging that effort. 👇 “Our total oil production is greater than Saudi Arabia’s plus Russia, and more than we consume in the United States. Same thing for natural gas… we are now by far the largest exporter, and it’s growing rapidly this year — new facilities are coming online, and production is ramping up.”
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Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac@ISAACforEnergy·
.@DNIGabbard is 100% right: America’s electric grid is a critical part of our infrastructure, and securing it is essential. Good to see the Trump admin double down on this and make clear it’s working proactively with the private sector to address these threats. 👇
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American Energy Institute
American Energy Institute@4AmericanEnergy·
Solar and wind performed so poorly during winter storm Fern in New England that they had to resort to burning trash and wood to make up for it and prevent people from freezing to death.
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American Energy Institute@4AmericanEnergy·
Coal power is the workhorse of the American electric grid, not just during periods of increased demand, but around the clock. Without coal power, we would see rolling blackouts around our nation.
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Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy·
It’s St. Patrick’s Day, no one likes the killjoy telling you your beer should be warm “for the grid.” How about we focus on producing reliable, affordable energy so people can enjoy a cold one without the lecture?
Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac@ISAACforEnergy

UK Energy Secretary Miliband says people should drink “warmer beer” to save on energy costs. Yuck. How about producing more reliable, affordable energy in the first place instead of resorting to this kind of “green” nonsense?

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Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy·
Texans are already paying more for electricity than our neighbors. This $80 billion transmission plan will push our costs even higher. It is time to pause and reassess. Tell state leaders to stop the expansion and get the data right.americanenergyworks.com/take-action-gr…
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Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac
Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac@ISAACforEnergy·
🚨 The Federal Judicial Center’s jointly prepared reference manual with the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine should be a non-partisan tool. Yet thanks to the climate cult, even this guide has been tainted by climate agitprop.
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Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy·
What a disaster. This is what happens with weather-dependent energy. Protect our land. Protect our grid. Choose reliable, affordable American energy.
American Energy Institute@4AmericanEnergy

A solar field in Indiana was destroyed following the recent storm, which included high winds and tornadoes. Because of this, the field will not produce power and could cost hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars to repair. This incident shows why we need reliable energy sources. Coal, gas, and nuclear power can generate electricity regardless of the weather.

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Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy·
Thank goodness no kids were on those buses. Lithium-ion battery fires are no joke. We shouldn’t risk children’s safety for virtue signaling. Now that we know these systems can become fire hazards, maybe it’s time to rethink the rush.
Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac@ISAACforEnergy

“BUSES ABLAZE”: A Vermont school district had the majority of its EV bus fleet destroyed after an electric fire tore through its busses and forced the Allen Brook School in Williston to close for the rest of the week. Brutal. Maybe the EV “transition” wasn't the best of ideas.

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Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy·
If you have a 401(k), pension, or IRA, this system affects you. Understanding who manages your retirement savings and how those shares are voted is an important part of being an informed investor. Full interview with Jonathan Broadbent below. 👇obbmnetwork.tv/media/american…
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Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy·
Most Americans don’t realize this When you invest through a mutual fund or index fund, you usually don’t vote the shares of the companies you own. The fund manager does. That means a small number of asset managers may cast votes tied to millions of Americans’ nest eggs.
Texas Energy Works@TX_Energy_Works

Your 401(k) Is More Powerful Than You Think, But Who Is Using That Power? Here is a Hint: Who are the Big 3? open.substack.com/pub/texasenerg…

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Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy·
The good news is investors are not powerless. Options like self-directed brokerage windows, IRAs, and asking employers better questions about plan options can give investors more visibility and control over how their retirement savings are invested.
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Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy·
Many investors believe their retirement accounts are highly diversified. But under the surface, many mutual funds and index funds hold very similar companies. That can concentrate both capital and voting power far more than most people realize.
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Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy·
Think about the scale. BlackRock. Vanguard. State Street. Together they help manage trillions of dollars, much of it coming from retirement plans like 401(k)s and pensions. That concentration of capital can translate into enormous corporate voting influence.
Molly Vogt@VOGTforEnergy

Most Americans don’t realize this When you invest through a mutual fund or index fund, you usually don’t vote the shares of the companies you own. The fund manager does. That means a small number of asset managers may cast votes tied to millions of Americans’ nest eggs.

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