Biden’s Executive Order Directs Taxpayer Money to Fund Green Energy Initiatives Across the Federal Government

Biden’s Executive Order Directs Taxpayer Money to Fund Green Energy Initiatives Across the Federal Government

December 8, 2021

President Biden signed a new executive order today that forces employees of the federal government to use taxpayer money to achieve arbitrary, unrealistic, and radical environmental demands while American families continue to suffer under the inflation caused by the President’s earlier executive orders.

Biden’s executive order set new goals for the federal government to cut its carbon dioxide emissions by 65 percent by the end of this decade, and to zero out federal emissions by 2050. To reach these goals, Biden is directing American taxpayer money to be used to buy clean energy, purchase electric vehicles, and make federal buildings more energy-efficient.

Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director of Power the Future said, “This executive order not only further chips away at America’s greatness and emboldens our enemies, but it proves Joe Biden really works for his extreme environmental donors. Conveniently, this EO will force the federal government to buy products and services from green donors to his campaign. Meanwhile, as Vladimir Putin is amassing troops at the Ukrainian border, Joe Biden is focused on amassing solar-powered tanks. No wonder he is forced to execute this ill-advised scheme through an order because it has no chance of passing even a Democrat-controlled Senate.”

Once again, Biden shows the constituents’ interests he is looking out for are the eco-elites who funded his campaign. In a time of extremely high inflation, one would think the President would do everything in his power to bring down household costs. Instead, he has done nothing but enforce overreaching policies that increase the cost of the living for average Americans. This is why we are not shocked by today’s poll from The Wall Street Journal showing President Biden’s disapproval rate is at 57 percent.