Staff Reports
The Environmental Protection Agency, under the leadership of Lee Zeldin, has decided to make a grand announcement that could put a grin on every red-blooded American’s face: a hefty 31 “historic actions” are on the table to dismantle the Biden administration’s climate crusade, affectionately dubbed the “Green New Scam.” All this comes as a part of President Donald Trump’s directive to “Unleash American Energy,” a rallying cry for patriots who fantasize about energy independence rather than dependency on foreign whims.
Zeldin’s bold initiatives include reevaluating a buffet of economically disastrous regulations like the “illegal” Clean Power Plan 2.0. and the infamous electric vehicle mandate. It’s like fishing out the obnoxious weeds that threaten to choke the life out of the garden of American prosperity. The endangerment finding, a bureaucratic albatross, was also cited as being reconsidered—perhaps a signal that common sense is finally making a comeback in Washington.
The EPA administrator didn’t shy away from emphasizing that these actions wouldn’t just reduce bureaucratic red tape; they would also lower costs for everyday Americans. Imagine buying a car at a price that doesn’t feel like you have to take out a mortgage, or heating homes without having to flip the couch cushions for spare change. Zeldin stated that this roll-back will not only promote environmental protection but will do so by fostering a cleaner and more efficient energy production system, rather than shutting down power plants and sending jobs packing overseas.
EPA admin Zeldin announces 31 ‘historic actions’ targeting Biden admin’s ‘Green New Scam’ https://t.co/IANjDwLTBb
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) March 12, 2025
“The death knell for the Green New Scam is ringing,” he proclaimed, claiming that economic prosperity and environmental care can coexist—shocking news to those who believe the narrative of climate zealots that only doom is imminent without their pet projects. By eliminating regulatory hurdles, Zeldin asserts that this move will generate jobs, particularly in the auto industry. Apparently, jobs are a thing politicians love to talk about—where were these guys when America’s factories began closing down?
Remember the thrill of campaign promises? Zeldin insists that Trump’s plans are manifesting long past day one of his presidency. The message is clear: energy independence, economic growth, and a rational approach to environmental issues can lead America into a new golden era. This is music to conservative ears who are eagerly anticipating a resurgence of American innovation and practicality, rather than abstract ideas that lead to economic strife.
Zeldin’s announcement serves to prove that the only way forward for America is through a combination of responsible energy production and economic growth—a concept that seems to have been buried under a mountain of leftist agendas. It’s refreshing to see a leader at the EPA willing to put American interests above all else, including the climate alarmist narrative that has prevailed for too long.
