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Is that fighting for people, though? or - fighting to not pay money?

Posted: Feb 20th, 2021 - 8:44 am In Reply to: Don’t blame Abbott, he fought the Feds tooth and nail - for years when he was AG

Nothing wrong with pollution rules and could the Texas Energy industry not afford it? In fact, fighting for pollution control would help the regular guy at the bottom.

I don't really think it's crap and had he not fought everything so much (everything that required paying to upgrade and reduce pollution) maybe Texas would have been able to deal with this catastrophe?

The way it is structured in Texas now average homeowners are getting bills for thousands of dollars after being deprived of power. Is that right? Just so a bunch of oil and gas billionaires don't have to upgrade or modernize the average Joe has to pay?

That ain't right.

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