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Unplug Democrats' Tesla Tax on the Poor
By Oliver McPherson-Smith
April 06, 2021

Democrats on the Energy and Commerce Committee have all but forgotten this message of solidarity. As America continues to weather the pandemic, the recently released CLEAN Future Act will put struggling communities on the hook for the rollout of electric vehicle charging stations. This reverse Robin Hood ‘Tesla tax’ would make the poorest fund the luxuries of the wealthiest.

The problem is that all taxpayers and electricity consumers will fund the expansion of EV charging infrastructure, but only the wealthiest will enjoy it. EVs are not known to be cheap, with the average price of a vehicle sitting somewhere around $55,600.

Despite plundering the poor, the CLEAN Future Act tries to cover its tracks through thinly veiled lip service to social justice. Section 440B provides grants of up to 80% of the cost of an EV charging project in underserved or disadvantaged communities. While that might sound generous on paper, it is divorced from the reality of working-class America.

https://www.realclearenergy.org/articles/2021/04/06/unplug_democrats_tesla_tax_on_the_poor_771563.html
 
Unplug Democrats' Tesla Tax on the Poor
By Oliver McPherson-Smith
April 06, 2021

Democrats on the Energy and Commerce Committee have all but forgotten this message of solidarity. As America continues to weather the pandemic, the recently released CLEAN Future Act will put struggling communities on the hook for the rollout of electric vehicle charging stations. This reverse Robin Hood ‘Tesla tax’ would make the poorest fund the luxuries of the wealthiest.

The problem is that all taxpayers and electricity consumers will fund the expansion of EV charging infrastructure, but only the wealthiest will enjoy it. EVs are not known to be cheap, with the average price of a vehicle sitting somewhere around $55,600.

Despite plundering the poor, the CLEAN Future Act tries to cover its tracks through thinly veiled lip service to social justice. Section 440B provides grants of up to 80% of the cost of an EV charging project in underserved or disadvantaged communities. While that might sound generous on paper, it is divorced from the reality of working-class America.

https://www.realclearenergy.org/articles/2021/04/06/unplug_democrats_tesla_tax_on_the_poor_771563.html


your assertion that the clean future act is why the TESLA supercar will go from 0 to 60 in 1.1 is incorrect
 
your assertion that the clean future act is why the TESLA supercar will go from 0 to 60 in 1.1 is incorrect
I'm only the messenger. The article says that most of us can't afford a Tesla yet we get taxed for EV charging infrastructure any way. The article goes on to say the clean futures act plunders the poor. It needs to be pointed out that politicians always find a way to screw the powerless.
 
So it's our fault you're an inbred moron

Again, what the fuck are you talking about? You only say "coming in 2022". You know what, I'm gonna be cumming on your face in 2022 you noodle arm bitch. How's that sound? Provide some fucking context for your inane one liners you dumb chimp.
 
When I was a kid, zero to sixty in seven seconds was considered scalding hot.
Then, in the mid 70s through much of the 80s, vehicles couldn't get out of their own way.
If they moved without you having to use your feet, Flintstones style, you were ahead of the game.
Now that they brought back a measure of performance, we're going electric.
It's probably time. The ice had a nice long run.
 
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My bad, I thought this was a Thread about how fast MATT DILLON'S TONGUE FLAPS OUT OF BOTH SIDES OF HIS MOUTH!

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