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It’s well known that Republicans are “friendly” to corporations. But, as Montana’s top elected officials, Gov. Greg Gianforte and Attorney General Austin Knudsen, increasingly side with the polluters. Montana’s citizens are angered and more than justified to ask: Whose side are you on, the polluters or the people? The latest example of our Republican officials […] The post Gianforte and Knudsen: Whose side are you on, the people or the polluters? appeared first on Daily Montanan.

2023 was by far the hottest year on record—and might be one of the coolest we’ll experience for the rest of our lives. Along similar lines, U.S. agencies are perhaps as empowered as they ever will be to go after corporate polluters in 2024. The Supreme Court could soon delight right-wingers and their C-suite funders by overturning the so-called Chevron doctrine, which holds that courts defer to agency expertise in interpreting federal statutes. If they take the White House, Republicans promise t

“The Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act puts a fee on carbon polluters and uses that fee to give money back to U.S. households.” | Letters

You know how conservatives operate. At one of their Panic and Policy huddles someone must have made the horrified observation that Biden’s tenure could well turn out to be as transformative for America and as destructive to Republican priorities as FDR’s New Deal, and being a muddle-headed gobshite Cornyn has only remembered the names and forgotten that, to the vast majority of Americans, being like FDR isn’t actually a bad thing. It’s what comes from being bad people surrounded by other bad people and only vice-signalling to other bad people. You get really, really bad at what you ...