GOP Senator confronts Biden ally on climate plan: ‘You’re clueless, aren’t you?’
Senator John Kennedy Challenges Deputy Energy Secretary on Biden’s Climate Agenda
Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) challenged Deputy Energy Secretary David Turk on Wednesday to explain how the Biden administration’s climate agenda would translate into real-world impact. Kennedy was not impressed by Turk’s response and demanded to know how much measurable change could be expected from the trillions of dollars the administration wants to spend on climate initiatives.
WATCH THE EXCHANGE:
KENNEDY: “If we spent $50 TRILLION to become carbon neutral by 2050 in the United States of America, how much is that going to reduce world temperatures?”
BIDEN STOOGE: *nonsense*
KENNEDY: “You don’t know do you?” pic.twitter.com/o8h8luTABv
— Young Americans for Liberty (@YALiberty) May 3, 2023
Kennedy asked Turk to estimate the impact of spending $50 trillion to become carbon neutral by 2050 in the United States on reducing world temperatures. Turk replied that it was a global problem and everyone needed to do their part to make a difference. Kennedy pressed him for a specific answer, but Turk never gave a straight response.
Kennedy continued to challenge Turk, stating that he was advocating for spending trillions of taxpayer dollars without knowing how much it would lower world temperatures. Turk explained that he did not believe the rest of the world would take steps to cut emissions unless the United States took the lead.
Conclusion
- Senator John Kennedy challenged Deputy Energy Secretary David Turk on the Biden administration’s climate agenda.
- Kennedy demanded to know how much measurable change could be expected from the trillions of dollars the administration wants to spend on climate initiatives.
- Turk never gave a straight answer to Kennedy’s question.
- Turk explained that he did not believe the rest of the world would take steps to cut emissions unless the United States took the lead.
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