TJ Walker cites a New York Times report claiming Trump's energy policies cost the average American household $1,508. Walker argues the damage stems from Trump losing a court case in Scotland over a wind farm visible from his golf course, suggesting his personal grievance shaped nationwide policy.
According to reporting by Thomas Edsel in the New York Times, Trump's energy policies have already cost the average American household $1,508 since he took office. That number comes from Professor Leah Stokes at UC Santa Barbara, not a political operative, but an academic who did the math. $1,500, not because of market forces, not because of global supply chains, because Donald Trump lost a court case in Scotland over a wind farm he could see from his golf course and decided the entire United States of America should pay for his hurt feelings. Ultimise.
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