Fracking is not a kitchen board issue in most of America, aside from when oil prices are rising, which is a difficult question. As long as gas costs less than$ 3, the typical American family probably does n’t care much how much oil comes out of the ground.
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But that’s not true in Pennsylvania, where fracking and associated sectors generate trillions in profit for the position, billions more in wages, and help someone like 450, 000 jobs, directly and indirectly. Kamala Harris and her campaign caregivers seem determined to rig the Pennsylvanian drilling debate.
Bravo to CNN’s Andy Kaczynski for capturing Harris in a true GOTCHA! time.
Harris has, Kaczynski continued, cited the IRA contracts in plan events to support her claims to support fracking.
The Harris town’s Climate Engagement Director ( truly! ), Camila Thorndike, tried to walk back the walk-back:” I did n’t explain myself clearly here. Contrary to Trump’s claims, the VP has not banned fracking, does n’t support banning fracking, and in fact cast the tie-breaking vote on the biggest pro-climate law ever, which, yes, opened new fracking leases. Individuals know that’s her place”.
Really, what people know is that Harris’s roles change to meet the needs of the time: Harris supported the Green New Deal. Today, she’s promoting private oil cutting.
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That’s the title from a September document published by those right-wing beans at]checks information ] the Los Angeles Times.
To be fair to Harris ( as much as that pains me ), this is one of those concerns, like the Israeli-Gaza-Hezbollah War, where she has no easy pitches. On the one hand, the Democrats ‘ fervently pro-Georgia requires a drilling restrictions, along with its daily supplication. On the other hand, there’s virtually zero method for Harris to succeed without Pennsylvania.
Is she a liar? Allow me to spin the terms of the best man to lose his one chance at the White House, Barry Goldwater, to accommodate today’s Democrats:” Extremism in defence of statism is no morality. And being in the position of power is no evil.
Another time, another dishonesty. Pennsylvania voters know their state depends on fracking, and the Harris campaign’s clumsy attempts to play both sides ca n’t be reassuring.  ,
Permit me wrap up this with a more general observation, one that has been bothering me for a while but eventually came to light this week.
There are few points more pleasant than catching a legislator in some obvious hypocrisy, especially for users like you who might spend more time online than most. The joy, however, has gotten more and more fleeting as a result of years of rapid disappointment.
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Because they just do n’t care. ” Did what I said yesterday completely contradict what I said today?” What of it? What’s the issue, if what I said monday helped my quest for power and money and what I said now also helped?
The media is supposed to creature them for failings but ( if you’re a Democrat ) that rarely happens any more.  ,
It’s rare that we’ve had more authority to get lawmakers in their sits and hypocrisies, but it’s scarcely mattered less. Small, independent outlets like PJ Media wo n’t let up, but we sure do appreciate your help.
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