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Democrats Hamstring Their Own Green Agenda

They claim want to engineer a transition to a green-energy economy, but their actions contradict this goal.

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A pumpjack on March 30, 2022, at Tatum, New Mexico. AP/Cedar Attanasio, file
VERONIQUE de RUGY
VERONIQUE de RUGY

Since Grover Cleveland was president, no one has accused the average politician of being principled or even consistent. Year after year, Republicans claim to care about fiscal prudence but, when in power, spend like Democrats. 

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VERONIQUE de RUGY
VERONIQUE de RUGY

Veronique de Rugy is the George Gibbs Chair in Political Economy and a senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.

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