Who do you think said this?
"Americans for Prosperity (Koch brothers' nonprofit) is supposed to espouse free-market principles, but they're trying to prevent Floridians from engaging in commerce in a free-market manner. They are resorting to outright lies."
Nope, not a tree hugging environmentalist. Not some big time liberal. Not even a left-leaning journalist.
Debbie Dooley said that. She's a Georgia-based tea party leader and founder of Conservatives For Energy Freedom.
She was speaking about Americans for Prosperity, the Koch brothers leading mouthpiece and purveyor of doubt and denial.
In Florida, Americans for Prosperity is butting heads with the Tea Party. The Tea Party supports solar in the state, also known as the sunshine state by the way. Renewable energy is currently illegal in Florida.
Meanwhile, Americans for Prosperity make it their mission to give no quarter to renewable sources of power because that threatens the profits of their corporate patrons. They want clean energy to remain illegal in Florida.
This conservative scuffle is a stunning example of the Koch brothers' machine at work, mowing down everything in its path, even fellow conservatives.
Meanwhile, Americans for Prosperity make it their mission to give no quarter to renewable sources of power because that threatens the profits of their corporate patrons. They want clean energy to remain illegal in Florida.
This conservative scuffle is a stunning example of the Koch brothers' machine at work, mowing down everything in its path, even fellow conservatives.
"Proponents of the ballot measure (to make renewables legal in Florida) argue there aren't any subsidies or mandates in the measure -- just legal changes that would make it easier for people in the state to get solar if they want.
Dooley -- the Tea Party leader -- has accused Americans for Prosperity of 'hypocrisy'. Dooley accused the group of kowtowing to its corporate benefactors (Koch Brothers) rather than the will of the people," according to the Huffington Post.
'You don’t throw your principles out the window to benefit your corporate benefactors,' she said.
Dooley -- the Tea Party leader -- has accused Americans for Prosperity of 'hypocrisy'. Dooley accused the group of kowtowing to its corporate benefactors (Koch Brothers) rather than the will of the people," according to the Huffington Post.
'You don’t throw your principles out the window to benefit your corporate benefactors,' she said.
That's her mistake right there -- she assumes Americans for Prosperity and the Koch Brothers have principles or anything resembling standards.
They seem to be willing to say anything despite how truthful it is. There is no place for reason in their money-fueled animosity. It's all to keep their status quo of making billions while the world burns, literally.
Let's not even get into the fact that renewables are illegal in Florida. What is wrong with people?
Let's not even get into the fact that renewables are illegal in Florida. What is wrong with people?
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