EPA reform will not only make energy sector better…..

While it should, it likely won't.

Manufacturers design vehicles in particular years in advance, so let's say this deregulation allows vehicles with less emissions, by the time auto makers get these to production a new regime will be in, possibly from the opposite side of politics that will likely install these same or tougher standards.

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Manufacturers design vehicles in particular years in advance,

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Ir they can just adjust their factories to produce the “too cool for America” models that they ALREADY sell overseas.

Cmon man THINK

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While it should, it likely won't.

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Lower interests rates are bad too and it’s bad for Coke to use cane sugar because….blah blah blah.

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Manufacturers design vehicles in particular years in advance, so let's say this deregulation allows vehicles with less emissions, by the time auto makers get these to production a new regime will be in, possibly from the opposite side of politics that will likely install these same or tougher standards.

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True, but it’s not that difficult to retool these manufacturing facilities. This is especially true when they’re sitting on tens of thousands of EVs (and other “green“ consumer products) that no one wants to buy.

I saw a report the other day that showed thousands of Ford F150 EV‘s just sitting in lots because they just can’t sell them, i.e., no one wants that garbage. This will be highly exacerbated when the tax credit is eliminated.

As all the fraudulent predictions of climate, hysteria doom and gloom are proven to be false, more and more people will reject the whole green agenda. And, like those of us who always knew it was a complete fricking hoax from the beginning, they will insist on their right to choose what they want to buy rather than what the government tells them they can buy.

As I’ve stated in other threads, I’m just waiting until Toyota starts putting in those old 6-cylinder, bulletproof engines in their new Tacomas. I’ll buy the first one that comes off the assembly line. Unfortunately, right now, thanks to the climate change fraudulent freaks, I don’t have that choice.

Having said all of that, let me be clear that I don’t want them to stop making EVs entirely. There is still a small market for those vehicles. For instance, people who literally never leave the city where they live. Also, idiots and cultists who will never be convinced that the whole climate scam was a complete hoax. They can keep buying these cars and trucks while manufacturers (and other concerns) keep working on improving the technology.

If they ever come up a better product with a battery that can go at least 1,000 miles without recharging and a battery that doesn’t need to replaced every 5–10 years at a cost of $5,000-$40,000, then I think more and more people will CHOOSE to purchase EVs.

It’s funny that the Dems are always accusing Republicans of being fascist. Yet, they want to force the entire country to live according to their deranged and demented agenda.

Good point

Always the same shite

I asked AI yesterday why air conditioners don't last as long as they used to. The main answer was to make them use less energy they had to sacrifice quality.

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possibly from the opposite side of politics that will likely install these same or tougher standards.

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But now they have the power to say frick you to the EPA unless of course Congress passes law.

Thanks.