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Should electric bills be based on income level, not usage? A controversial plan for income-based electric bills is Assembly Bill A3283.
Seth Grossman of Liberty and Prosperity calling out Assembly’s Don Guardian and Clair Swift. They voted YES.
How will Senator Polistina vote?
In order to achieve affordable electric power in New Jersey, Grossman advocates for nuclear reactors and rebuilding Beasley’s Point plant.
Middle class handling most costs of “green” energy. Rising electric costs subsidize offshore wind.
Governor Phil Murphy: Over-reliance on expensive out-of-state green energy. Expensive renewable energy. Significant rate increases.
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Grossman has a better shot of being supported by the Republicans that abandoned him for being too extreme for THEM than he does getting over support for more nuclear in South Jersey. All of these fake envinronmentalists have lost their collective minds over completely unproven linkages to whale deaths (plenty of theory, no EVIDENCE) and you think they will back NUCLEAR energy?
Can’t wait ’till “King Murphy’s” term is finally up. I practically cried when he got re-elected by the skin of his teeth. He is making New Jersey, California. Literally. And that is no compliment. Counting down the months until he is outta here and spending much more time at his extravagant, Italian Villa. Far, far away from this beloved state.
Energy drives our lifestyle in all our daily activities. Our state leaders, both Republican and Democrats, have failed to cure the lack of supply.
New Jersey doesn’t produce enough energy and purchases it’s needed supply from outside sources beyond our State.
Do we want rolling blackouts like California? Do you want to hit a switch and have enough energy to turn on the lights or keep the heat or A/C on?
We need a serious strategy which considers many supply sources to meet our demands. I haven’t heard our leaders provide us a real roadmap to achieve this goal.
Limited Supply will cause your increased rates and higher bills. We need more supply to be created in a cost effective manner.
What’s the plan going to be?
Vince, Claire, Don all need to speak up!