Many examples of administration

Best reading of the law.

Regulate greenhouse gas.

Grandstand: Amend the Clean Air Act

Sec 202 global climate change

Well-mix gases. Include water vapor?

Local and regional impacts.

Indisputably the best reading.

[X] SB – AOC asked about defending Taiwan

If you ever want to understand why legacy media is hemorrhaging credibility faster than a leaky stimulus package, watch what happens when it tries to weaponize arithmetic against common sense.

Recently, ABC News decided to present what it clearly believed was a jaw-dropping exposé: roughly $40 million spent to deport more than two million illegal immigrants in 2025.

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We are talking Hollywood and the death walk it’s currently on.

I’m proud to say that God willing, we will make a serious dent in this area of pop culture, reclaiming some of it.

How this correction hasn’t already occurred is beyond me. For decades, Hollywood has run like a crackhead trust-fund recipient.

People with NO TALENT elevated, and making millions, while real talent is stuffed on shelves.

But fiscal sanity is not a language widely spoken in zip codes where espresso costs the same as a car payment. As production budgets ballooned and union rules thickened like overcooked gravy, other cities and states quietly sharpened their pencils and did something radical: math.

Across America, states began offering tax incentives to lure productions away from California. Georgia, Texas, Florida, and even international hubs such as Ireland and Eastern Europe rolled out the red carpet with calculators in hand. As reported by RedState columnist Brad Slager in his February 2026 piece, California’s once-dominant production pipeline is hemorrhaging projects to “greener locales.” His reporting details how studios, squeezed by soaring costs and regulatory burdens, are packing up and fleeing like extras escaping a zombie scene.

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There was a time, not so long ago, when the fate of the planet hinged on the stern glare of a Scandinavian teenager.

World leaders trembled. Journalists genuflected. Schoolchildren skipped algebra to chant in the streets. And at the center of this eco-theatrical hurricane stood Greta Thunberg, who, despite not yet being old enough to rent a car, was apparently qualified to repossess Western civilization.

She was the Left’s Joan of Arc, except instead of hearing voices she heard carbon emissions. Every time someone started a lawnmower, somewhere a cable news producer lit a candle in her honor. Politicians who could not balance a municipal budget suddenly discovered they could forecast global temperatures in the year 2087. And corporations, terrified of being labeled climate criminals, lined up to sponsor the apocalypse.

And then, almost imperceptibly at first, the roar quieted.

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