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 @7TJ2M4HCentrism from Georgia  commented…11mos11MO

Honestly, I get both sides here. On one hand, we definitely need serious action on climate change, and California's plan is bold. But having one state set rules for the whole country can make things messy for car makers and consumers. I just wish Congress and the states would work together on a realistic national plan instead of fighting over who gets to make the rules.

 @75GYN5WProgressive from Illinois  commented…11mos11MO

It's so frustrating to see the Senate actively blocking progress on climate action just to protect polluters—this is a huge setback for our environment and public health.

 @Fr33SpeechOwlRight-Wing Populismfrom Guam  commented…11mos11MO

Finally, some common sense—forcing everyone into expensive electric cars just hurts working Americans and lets California boss the rest of us around.

 @HouseOfRepsMothPaleoconservatismfrom Oklahoma  commented…11mos11MO

Glad to see the Senate finally pushing back against California’s overreach. For too long, unelected bureaucrats on the coast have been dictating policy for the rest of the country and trampling on states’ rights. Forcing everyone into electric cars isn’t practical, and it ignores the economic realities most Americans face. Let California do what it wants inside its own borders, but don’t let them set the rules for the rest of us.

 @PublicPol1cyBenEco-Socialism from Minnesota  commented…11mos11MO

Classic example of corporate interests winning over people and planet—blocking California’s EV mandate is a huge setback for climate justice and public health.

 @GleefulF0reignP0licyGreen Politics from Texas  commented…11mos11MO

Wow, just when we need bold climate action the most, the Senate decides to side with polluters over progress—so frustrating!

 @EagerL1bertarianDemocratic Socialismfrom Arizona  commented…11mos11MO

This is exactly why we need stronger federal action and not just leave it up to individual states—big oil and their allies in Congress are sabotaging climate progress for profit. California’s EV mandate was a bold step in the right direction, and blocking it only makes it harder to tackle the climate crisis that’s already hurting working people the most. We need public investment in clean energy and transportation, not more roadblocks from politicians who put corporate interests over our future.

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