The Koch Bros. are pushing bills to tax people for using solar power!

Yessirree sir, with the support of the SCOTUS, the Kochs are spending big bucks pushing for legislators to create taxes that would impact people who want to use solar power at their homes.

These are the same Kochs that folks like Herr Markle adore.

http://readersupportednews.org/opinion2/277-75/23356-the-koch-attack-on-solar-energy

It's good to know your enemies!

Oh... you didn't expect the govt to put some sort of cap and trade on alternative energy? lol... shocking huh?

Wordslinger wrote:Yessirree sir, with the support of the SCOTUS, the Kochs are spending big bucks pushing for legislators to create taxes that would impact people who want to use solar power at their homes.

These are the same Kochs that folks like Herr Markle adore.

http://readersupportednews.org/opinion2/277-75/23356-the-koch-attack-on-solar-energy

It's good to know your enemies!

Solar power? Solyndra? Get a clue.

PACEDOG#1 wrote:

Wordslinger wrote:Yessirree sir, with the support of the SCOTUS, the Kochs are spending big bucks pushing for legislators to create taxes that would impact people who want to use solar power at their homes.

These are the same Kochs that folks like Herr Markle adore.

http://readersupportednews.org/opinion2/277-75/23356-the-koch-attack-on-solar-energy

It's good to know your enemies!

Solar power? Solyndra? Get a clue.

Pacedog: Thanks for again reinforcing just how shallow you really are. Solyndra was a solar power company that went broke when faced with less costly product from China. It's failure isn't the issue -- there are many sources of solar panels that have succeeded. In fact, the Kochs are fighting against solar because it's starting to cut into their fracking and other oil profits.

You need to start paying me for teaching you .... LOL

PkrBum wrote:Oh... you didn't expect the govt to put some sort of cap and trade on alternative energy? lol... shocking huh?

Sorry Charlie ... but so far the government has offered nothing but tax breaks and other incentives for folks to convert to non-polluting sources of energy.

Cap and trade has nothing to do with consumers opting for solar or wind solutions.

But you knew that, didn't you?