Vote for the Planet — Before It’s Too Late
The U.S. is in climate retreat. We’re not leading the fight against global warming. We’re blocking it. Getting back on track means winning in 2026 and 2028.
And let’s be clear: with Trump owned by Big Oil, the only path forward is electing Democrats.
The problem? Too many Democrats think climate isn’t a winning issue.
They’re wrong.
1. Clean Energy Is Now the cheapest energy, and quicker to build than anything else.
Solar. Wind. Batteries. They’re the lowest-cost way to make electricity—right now. Permitting and installation take half the time for gas-fired power – and it needs no pipelines. But this summer’s price spikes are a warning: unless we change, demand will outstrip supply for years. That means higher bills for families. And for industries—especially AI—higher costs and less competitiveness.
2. We’re Losing the Jobs of the Future
We invented solar and wind technology. China took the market. Now China leads in batteries and electric cars, too. General Motors—the only traditional U.S. automaker making money on EVs—just lost $1 billion to Trump’s tariff and is canceling EV plants.
3. Cheap Solar Can Revive Our Land
Solar can bring life back to deserts and landfills—growing grass and plants under the panels for grazing sheep. Solar produces 40x the net power per acre as ethanol from corn. But Trump’s policy is shutting the door on cheap solar. We also need modern transmission lines to move clean power to where it’s needed.
The Cost of Doing Nothing
Climate disasters cost us $150 billion a year—doubling every 14 years. Wildfires alone hit insurers for $90 billion in the first half of 2025. The Inflation Reduction Act renewables incentives cost just $35 billion a year—one-fifth the annual cost of climate damage. Air conditioning already eats up 19% of household electric bills—those bills will continue to climb as the globe gets warmer.
Local Action Works
We can fight climate change and save money:
Coat flat rooftops with reflective coatings to keep homes cool.
Insulate your home and switch to heat pumps
Keep public transit alive and affordable.
Plant trees to cool cities and capture carbon.
Help low-income households with home repairs to cut energy waste.
This isn’t just about survival. It’s about better jobs, lower bills, and a stronger economy.
Vote for the planet.
Tell your friends. Tell your neighbors. Climate action is not a cost—it’s an investment in our future.