CEO, “Carbon King” @4AmericanEnergy | Policy & Messaging Expert: #ESG #Grid #Energy #Environment #EVs | Fmr. #txlege @TPPF @Life_Powered_ | Mr. @CarrieIsaac
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Much of the opposition to AI data centers is being funded by foreign actors.
Chief among them is Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss, who has given nearly $14 million to four left-wing groups that signed a letter calling for a US data center moratorium.
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Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac retweeted
Jun 12
Texas taxpayers and ratepayers cannot afford the Green New Scam!
Carbon capture is just radical climate policy, dressed in Republican colors! #txlege
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On top of killing California's EV mandate, the EPA under @EPALeeZeldin is now urging Congress to waive four rules that have forced consumers and pro landscapers to buy expensive battery-operated equipment.
Promises made, promises kept! ✅
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“Trump’s EPA moves to kill Gavin Newsom’s EV mandates for good — with $1B in potential savings”
nypost.com/2026/06/12/us-new…
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REMINDER: Back in April, we called on @EPALeeZeldin to kill another backdoor EV mandate — the Low Carbon Fuel Standard.
Now it’s time to finish the job — use existing federal authority to preempt state LCFS programs.
x.com/isaacforenergy/status/…
NEW: @4AmericanEnergy is officially petitioning the EPA to block state-level mandates that raise gasoline prices for American consumers.
We are urging @EPALeeZeldin to use existing federal authority to preempt state Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) programs. 🧵
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Attention, climate fear mongers in the media:
Yes, it gets hot in the summer. No, it's not the end of the world.
Drink water, wear sunscreen, enjoy the AC — you'll be fine.
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Really good analysis from @mike_frags on the key takeaways from Chevron v. Plaquemines Parish.
Plaquemines is a GREAT step in the right direction toward putting a stop to climate lawfare — but it's only the first step.
The fight continues!
Jun 11
Great to join a GMU Scalia Law panel this week to discuss Chevron v. Plaquemines Parish, including the key takeaways from Justice Thomas's majority opinion.
As I explain, to remove a case to federal court under the Federal Officer Removal Statute, three elements must be met:
— You must be acting under a federal officer
— The suit must be for, or relate to, an act under color of federal law
— You must be able to assert a colorable federal defense
However, Plaquemines only really addressed the second element. So while these cases should all be removed to federal court, there will likely be more litigation moving forward to get there.
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Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac retweeted
Jun 12
👉This is a non-partisan issue.👈
I have yet to meet a retired teacher, police officer, fire fighter, judge, or state employee who wants their pension plan to be used for political activism - on either side of the aisle. Great job @WillHild.
🚨 One of the nation’s largest teachers, unions, @AFTunion (led by the infamous left-wing activist @RWeingarten), has made clear that political activism is its top priority — and that prioritization of politics, over the well being of its members, may have just landed Randi and her cronies in hot water 👇
Today, we’re calling on the Department of Labor to investigate whether @AFTunion is using its influence over teacher pension systems to advance a political agenda.
Our belief is that @AFTunion’s political activism directly conflicts with the fiduciary obligations owed by public pension trustees (which the @AFTunion openly acknowledges it influences).
There are a litany of examples of this. To name a few, @AFTunion and @RWeingarten have supported:
- Pressure campaigns targeting firearm manufacturers
- Fossil fuel divestment initiatives
- Consumer boycotts against Target over its DEI policies
- Threats of divestment from GM and Stellantis over union demands
In 2025, Weingarten even demanded asset managers divest from Tesla, citing purely political concerns about @ElonMusk, claiming she was “safeguarding workers’ retirements.” (Tesla stock has increased by more than 40% since she made those comments.)
It appears clear to us that union leadership is encouraging teachers and trustees to economically pressure companies that may also be generating returns for teacher retirement systems.
We’re calling on @USDOL Acting Secretary @Sonderling47 to take a closer look to ensure that teachers’ retirement systems aren’t being used to push a political agenda.
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As usual, the Trump Admin is right on message when it comes to calling out terrible ‘green’ energy sources like wind. 🎯
@SecretaryBurgum: “Most expensive electricity, it’s weather-dependent, it’s intermittent, and it’s foreign-sourced.”
@POTUS: “Terrible… It’s very bad.”
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On cue, the coordinated climate protests are ready to annoy soccer fans throughout the World Cup.
Protesting the very energy that keeps the lights on, the planes flying, the AC on, and the entire World Cup possible. 🤡
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Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac retweeted
“Cheap” as in unreliable is exactly right. Here’s $40B in solar providing zero electricity to ERCOT during the highest peak demand hour.
Our so-called global competitors like Germany and the UK are deindustrializing because of expensive and unreliable “cheap” energy.
Nice grandstanding though. 🙄
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Here’s a thought, maybe the ESG embracing majors should pay for the transmission they claim to desperately need. It’s only “needed” to meet their Net Zero (Green New Scam) goals.
Maybe the majors could quit screwing TX residential rate payers and small businesses with Power Purchase Agreements for wind/solar (we get stuck paying for the transmission).
x.com/isaacforenergy/status/…
Jun 10
Busy day on the electricity front: the O&G associations sent this letter today to #txlege leadership/PUC/ERCOT backing the transmission buildout to West Texas, criticizing the @TPPF white paper from the other week.
Background on this 765-kV issue and that paper: texasbullpen.com/daily-bull/…
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The World Cup starts today — brace yourself!
We are going to be seeing A LOT more fearmongering from the media acting like it being hot in June and July is somehow a crisis.
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🚨 One of the nation’s largest teachers, unions, @AFTunion (led by the infamous left-wing activist @RWeingarten), has made clear that political activism is its top priority — and that prioritization of politics, over the well being of its members, may have just landed Randi and her cronies in hot water 👇
Today, we’re calling on the Department of Labor to investigate whether @AFTunion is using its influence over teacher pension systems to advance a political agenda.
Our belief is that @AFTunion’s political activism directly conflicts with the fiduciary obligations owed by public pension trustees (which the @AFTunion openly acknowledges it influences).
There are a litany of examples of this. To name a few, @AFTunion and @RWeingarten have supported:
- Pressure campaigns targeting firearm manufacturers
- Fossil fuel divestment initiatives
- Consumer boycotts against Target over its DEI policies
- Threats of divestment from GM and Stellantis over union demands
In 2025, Weingarten even demanded asset managers divest from Tesla, citing purely political concerns about @ElonMusk, claiming she was “safeguarding workers’ retirements.” (Tesla stock has increased by more than 40% since she made those comments.)
It appears clear to us that union leadership is encouraging teachers and trustees to economically pressure companies that may also be generating returns for teacher retirement systems.
We’re calling on @USDOL Acting Secretary @Sonderling47 to take a closer look to ensure that teachers’ retirement systems aren’t being used to push a political agenda.
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Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac retweeted
A nuclear power plant project in Utah is finally back underway after almost two decades of stalling due to regulatory issues.
This plant will also now host a small modular reactor that could power over a quarter million homes!
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Such a joke of a story.
Climate-related displacement is neither a valid cause for asylum, nor should the US be a charity for so-called "climate refugees."
And yet, par for the course, The Guardian is still whining about the lack of "climate refugees" being let in.
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Even the New York Times is admitting that blocking US oil exports is a big mistake.
You can't ban your way to energy affordability. America needs more energy, not less.
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As @rfelliott points out, oil is traded globally — blocking US exports would only raise prices and cause producers to cut production.
More regulation = less production = less oil = higher prices.
nytimes.com/2026/06/10/brief…
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Also, what was true in 2022 is still true today.
A crude oil export ban would NOT lower gasoline prices; instead, it could actually be counterproductive. 👇dallasfed.org/research/econo…
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“The PUC shall initiate action to reduce residential ratepayer transmission costs by July 31, 2026.”
If implemented, this is a BIG win for Texas ratepayers that will not have to pay for the proposed massive high voltage power lines known as 765kv.
Make the generators, or the customers that demand unreliable generation (wind/solar), pay for the transmission lines.
#txlege @PUCTX @ERCOT_ISO @ASL_Liberty @Margaret_ASL
Governor Abbott directed the PUC and ERCOT to protect Texans from footing the bill for data centers.
His plan requires data centers to cover their own infrastructure costs, lowers transmission costs for residents, and safeguards Texas communities and natural resources.
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Your European vacation may soon be getting more expensive, thanks to moronic EU bureaucrats pushing new emissions charges on foreign flights.
As usual, the climate cult's "solution" is ALWAYS the same: more regulation, higher prices, and more pain.
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