Notably, Georgia is “becoming a crucible of US clean energy technology.” Federal investment is reviving manufacturing in red states. These federal perks have been flowing in spades to red states, notably Georgia, as Oliver Milman, a reporter for our Climate Desk partner the Guardian, pointed out in February. But it’s definitely the case for the host of clean-energy incentives (see page 2) of the Inflation Reduction Act Republicans just put on the chopping block. That’s likely true of the social programs such as food stamps that GOP members aim to further restrict. Kevin McCarthy of California, are demanding in exchange for raising the debt ceiling-a deal the Democrats have vowed to reject-are destined to hit Republican-led states hardest.
I raise this question because some of the spending cuts the House GOP and its quasi-leader, Rep. Fight disinformation: Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily newsletter and follow the news that matters.Īre House Republicans, if you’ll pardon the expression, peeing in their own Jacuzzi?
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