Comments by "Aireck" (@Aireck174) on "Dana Perino: Biden won't even take questions about this" video.

  1. The truth is they don't want you traveling at all. CA is the model. CA told people to buy electric and then they told people not to charge them because the power grid could not handle it.
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  2. Its not really a lie. I would call it deceptive. Banning would lead to outrage. What they do is make policy that destroys future production. So they will say, "you can still buy a car" but they will not tell you they are making policy to reduce and end production.
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  3. George Carlins bit on environmentalists still rings true today.
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  4.  @davids.2703  The admin are being misleading as always. They are not banning it, they are creating policy to end production.
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  5. When democrats want to "ban" something they create policy to reduce and end future production.
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  6.  @MikeW165  A lot "Biden is first restoring and slightly strengthening auto mileage standards to the levels that existed under President Barack Obama but were weakened during the Trump administration. The new rules, which would apply to vehicles in the model year 2023, would cut about one-third of the carbon dioxide produced annually by the United States and prevent the burning of about 200 billion gallons of gasoline over the lifetime of the cars, according to a White House fact sheet. The administration next plans to draft even more stringent pollution rules for both passenger vehicles and heavy-duty trucks that are designed to compel automakers to ramp up sales of electric vehicles. “There’s a vision of the future that is now beginning to happen, a future of the automobile industry that is electric — battery electric, plug-in hybrid electric, fuel cell electric,” said Biden, who announced the plan from the South Lawn of the White House before an array of parked electric vehicles, including the Ford F-150 Lightning, the Chevrolet Bolt EV and a Jeep Wrangler. “The question is whether we’ll lead or fall behind in the future.” End quote. Also they are giving out "incentives" for the companies to end combustion engine production. Similarly one reason corn is in most packaged foods you buy at the store is because the gov subsidizes corn production.
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