You mean to tell us that he lied? I'm shocked I tell you.
Not laying blameā¦ fairly criticizing him for an unprofessional frat boy response in the immediate aftermath, casting blame himself on unsupportable assertions as to possible causes before bodies and black boxes even recovered.
Great. But you may be a unicorn. From a policy position, conservatives responsible for setting and executing policy are hostile to pro-ev and related policies. Just because. Maybe āconservativeā is no longer the correct label.Absolutely. Iām a bourbonguy so Iāll hit that, just doing my part to be a ying to the yang on here and remind everyone that EVās should not be a partisan topic. I am proudly conservative and proudly drive an evā¦ and if you want greater adoption you need to embrace the other 50% not alienate them
Iād have a slightly different view. Which is that the āconservativeā lawmakers have more of a pro big oil & gas perspective that can likely be traced by $$$. Maybe. And thus to the extent that EV can be a threat to the business of big oil they (lawmakers) will be unsympathetic or outright hostile to anything EV.
Iād say unicorns are more likely to be found if you believe in the magic of critical thinking. I donāt find luebriās views at all unusual. In fact, I think it is hard to put most of us in a box with a label, but somebody really wants us to think we have to fit into the box. I mean, why else are they required to add at least one ice cube for Peteās sake?
I might agree if the republican viewpoint hadn't had a significant shift from independent thinking, to conformity above all else. I was a republican, up until the point where the VAST majority of them I met could not identify three political items they disagreed with the republican party on, or three they agreed with the democrats on. And I don't mean "Bob is doing it wrong", I mean direction for this country.
