Staff Reports
California’s liberal leaders are at it again, forcing the rest of the country to pay for their radical dreams. The state’s out-of-touch politicians recently pushed through a wild rule demanding that over a third of all new cars sold by 2026 *must* be electric or “zero emission.” This is not just about saving the planet—it’s about flexing power and telling Americans what to drive, no matter the price or practicality.
This is the kind of nonsense that comes from people living in bubbles—where only the rich can afford pricey electric vehicles, and everyone else just gets left behind. EVs aren’t magic; they need massive government handouts to survive, and their batteries rely on foreign minerals from countries that couldn't care less about American jobs or the environment. But California bureaucrats don’t want to hear any of that—they’re blinded by their own self-righteousness and globalist fantasies.
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Thank goodness the Trump administration still has some common sense left. Instead of bowing to the green mob, they’ve taken California to court. They’re defending freedom, choice, and the hardworking families who can’t afford to buy a fancy electric car just because some elitist in Sacramento said so. When did it become okay for one state to bully the rest of us into following its failed experiments?
Let’s be honest—the left doesn’t care about regular people. They’re obsessed with flashy headlines and winning points with the eco-crowd. Meanwhile, families already facing high gas and grocery prices now get another headache: being told what kind of car they’re allowed to drive. Where does this lunacy end? What’s next—are they going to ban gas stoves, hamburgers, and backyard barbecues too?
This isn’t just about cars. This is another power grab, plain and simple. It’s about forcing American families to kneel before the radical climate agenda. The Trump administration is right to fight back. It’s time to stop California’s liberal bullies from wrecking everything that makes this country great. When do real Americans get a say—before there’s nothing left to save?
