Wow Texas power grid is really fucked up and I do blame the Republicans
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He's not a fool he's selfish and evil lol
Saves him and his company billions when he already has billions
Instead of paying into taxes so the government can help you
But this is a hero lol the dream
Lot of good he's done texas by being there so far lol
And then he'll get praised
It's cool but I hate it only because what is the point of a government
MF didn't answer not one fucking question! GTFOH! I bet his family is doing fine!
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Have to give to the GOP. They get their story/lie together and all of um stick to it, until they don't.
No wonder all the grocery store shelves there in TX have been picked clean...
Tell all your people to go through FEMA and local utilities first before they file a claim from their insurance. Stay safe man!
Good shit fam
No wonder all the grocery store shelves there in TX have been picked clean...
That’s why I hated living in Apts. the folks on the top probably dealing with a compromised roof. Besides that I’d be worried that Tyrone upstairs would put one in the air, fall asleep and leave the fry daddy on to burn us all up in our sleep. Mfs die in their sleep from smoke inhalation while his Ol drunk Ass, high as a kite makes it out to talk shit to the news reporter. Shitty all around situation.
Texas vs. the Feds — A Look at the Lawsuits
Since President Obama took office in 2009, the state of Texas has sued his administration at least 48 times. Here's a look at each of those cases.
www.texastribune.org
Oh no no no Florida is still right there with Texas.
Texas vs. the Feds — A Look at the Lawsuits
Since President Obama took office in 2009, the state of Texas has sued his administration at least 48 times. Here's a look at each of those cases.
Wow they got receipts too.....this is going to get a little interesting
Only for big corporations, don’t forgive the student loans but yea forgive big corporate
How can they unwind those bills without someone taking a big loss. I honestly don't know but believe those bills are based upon natural gas commodity contracts? I'd imagie those shits have to be honored or that whole market tanks. So who takes a write-offs?
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Texas vs. the Feds — A Look at the Lawsuits
Since President Obama took office in 2009, the state of Texas has sued his administration at least 48 times. Here's a look at each of those cases.
How is this jelly fish legged cac going to investigate some shit he helped setup?
As of today (Thursday), 99% of homes have their power restored and available generation was well above the 1,000 MW cushion. Yet, the PUCT left the directive in place and continued to force prices to $9/kWh, approximately 300x higher than the normal wholesale price. For a home that uses 2,000 kWh per month, prices at $9/kWh work out to over $640 per day in energy charges. By comparison, that same household would typically pay $2 per day.
Griddy | Griddy Update: Why energy prices were sky high this week | Texas Energy
The market is supposed to set the prices, not political appointees.
www.griddy.com
Government told them to fend for themselves, and I've seen a decent amount of twitter posts criticizing all the people complaining about the conditions. The rhetoric has brainwashed so many people, so now they're actually blaming the victims instead of the perpetrators.
Ice fucks up everyone.
I would have told him to fuck off if he tried to use me as a photo op.
if you look closely, its an empty parking lot
i think those are his staffers
I'm willing to bet real texans would tell him to fuck off too
lol
a government official is raising money to help texas
man we're some fools around here
a government official is raising money to help texas
man we're some fools around here
imagine your job raising money from people to pay your salary
lmaooooooooo
On the fix rate. Isn't it based on average power used or something like over a certain period. And if you leave and change power companies you will have to.pay the difference if you are over that average on the last bill or if you switch back to regular billing?
