Pretty much everything we use in modern society needs to be upended, overhauled, and restricted, according to Gov. Newsom and climate change hustlers
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We are told Friday that California Governor Gavin Newsom and Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers have been appointed co-chairs of the U.S. Climate Alliance.
Joining this brain trust are New York Governor and outgoing Alliance co-chair Kathy Hochul, Delaware Governor Matt Meyer, and Washington Governor Bob Ferguson. “They will serve on the Alliance’s executive committee charged with overseeing the strategic direction of the coalition.”
Issuing his first scintillating statement, Gov. Newsom explains that “Americans want cleaner air and water, lower costs, and healthier communities — and that’s exactly what Alliance governors are delivering.”
Oh, so now the governor of a bankrupt blue state is “delivering” cleaner air and water, lower costs, and healthier communities?
No. No he is not.
This is the real crux:
“As the federal government retreats from the climate fight, states are charging ahead. We were built to lead in moments like this, and as co-chair of this coalition, I look forward to partnering with my fellow governors to keep America on track.”
As the Trump administration cuts federal funding to Newsom and other blue state governors’ climate grift, they are fighting back. #Resist.
Every bit as vapid as Governor Newsom, Alliance co-chair Wisconsin Governor Evers does not disappoint: “Every day the Alliance’s states and territories are showing that we don’t have to choose between protecting our air, water, and communities and growing our economy — we can, and will, do both.”
Blah, blah, this means nothing, blah, blah.
Who exactly is having to choose between protecting air, water, communities and growing our economy?
As the Globe commented in October, “Once his role as Joe Biden’s surrogate presidential candidate was shattered as Democrats replaced him with Kamala Harris, how could Newsom remain present in order to facilitate a run for President in 4 years?”
We addressed Gov. Newsom’s plan to decrease the state’s gas supply in special session legislation, creating more shortages, and more expensive gas for Californians. USC Professor Michael Mische warns that California gas prices could escalate 75% to $8.43 per gallon in 2026 due to the pending shutdowns of two major in-state refineries.
Thank Gavin Newsom for that.
Keep in mind that California’s cap and trade shakedown program expires in 2030, and Newsom wants to extend it.
As we said, with few alternatives left in his political career, “Gavin Newsom is working to become the next Al Gore – the name and face of the worldwide climate change grift.”
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