If I told you that the free market, of its own accord, had made a domestic energy source that was cheaper than anything America imports, just about every Republican in Congress would be ecstatic.
If I told these same members that this domestic energy source was highly dispersed, making it less susceptible to cyber, or even kinetic, attacks, that would be gravy.
If I told Republican members that red states had some of the biggest untapped reserves of the energy source, they’d start to think it was too good to be true.
If I told you this source would ease the burden on natural gas, allowing us to sell liquified natural gas to our European allies when Russia cuts them off this winter, they’d assume I was making it all up.
Yet that energy source exists. It’s solar energy, and it is past time that conservatives rethink their position on it. Yes, solar received subsidies for years,…
Time for a Conservative Rethink of Solar Energy
