Tom Steyer

2018 elections bring mixed messages and require climate and renewable energy reality check

Voters in Arizona, Nevada and Washington state will soon decide if they want to pay more for less reliable electricity.

Billionaire Michael Bloomberg long ago joined a coterie of Leftists billionaires – who have become snide caricatures of themselves.

Tuesday’s Florida primary delivered a surprise Socialist winner in their Democrat gubernatorial primary.

Tom Steyer, a billionaire former hedge fund manager from San Francisco has all the passion and fiery proselytistic zeal of those who have experienced a Pauline-like conversion.

The Left is notorious for runaway gangbuster campaigns with massive grassroots groundswell support.

New York Democrat Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is the hackiest of hacks. A Leftist ideologue to the point of derangement – and complete dereliction of his actual duty.

Under the leadership of Pruitt and others in the Trump administration, the falsification of data endorsed and created by taxpayer-funded government agencies is finally going to come to an end, and heads will roll as accountability is restored.

It is an incessant refrain – from Leftists and the media (please pardon the redundancy). This annoying gaggle whines and moans that the quintessential, awful faces of corporate influence over government are those of Charles and David Koch.

Leonardo DiCaprio claims to be “divesting” from companies that use or process fossil fuels. But he certainly won’t stop using fossil fuels to jet to his many environmental fundraisers.

Liberal billionaire Tom Steyer, who made his fortune funding coal power in third-world nations, is leading the global warming push in Florida, spending $10 million on anti-Scott political ads. The ads take a decidedly negative and sarcastic tone, including claiming Scott’s plan to address global warming is to build an ark for himself and his friends.

The Democrats think that climate change is a winning issue for them in 2014—and, if they handle it correctly, this could be a winning issue for the Republicans.