No Federal Money Needed for Paris Climate Scam?

So, would it shock you to learn that President Obama's climate actions were nothing more than a redistribution scheme for sending American wealth to other countries?

Where @MikeBloomberg declares all of Obama's efforts were unnecessary at best https://t.co/AYiJxteGvL

— Moritz Schlossmann (@omnologos) June 3, 2017

Bloomberg can't stress this enough: Absolutely *NO* federal money is needed to reach Paris climate scam goals https://t.co/nlFCj4irql

— Tom Nelson (@tan123) June 3, 2017

We don’t need Washington to meet the Paris climate goals. Climate of Hope explains why. https://t.co/IDGxW3oSzM

— Mike Bloomberg (@MikeBloomberg) June 2, 2017

Hooray! Warmist Bloomberg says absolutely no federal funding is necessary to solve the alleged global warming problem! https://t.co/9pWAXfaScs

— Tom Nelson (@tan123) June 3, 2017

"There isn't anything Washington can do to stop us," Michael Bloomberg said https://t.co/Fgdfn87IXE

— NPR (@NPR) June 2, 2017

Look! The Environment is Still Here After Three Weeks of Trump

After averaging ~10 new rules/week under Obama, EPA has issued ZERO new rules in 3 Trumpian weeks. And look, the environment is still here!

— Steve Milloy (@JunkScience) February 11, 2017

Difference between Paris Agreement and Obama's Presidency

Difference between #ParisAgreement and Obama's term: one's full of fanfare and symbolism without any substance, the other is a climate pact.

— Razor (@hale_razor) December 13, 2015

Climate Change Is A Hoax, Obama, Like Your Presidency

This scathing piece by Investor's Business Daily is worth reading in its entirety.

In Charlotte, N.C., the president noted that we have "a hundred-year supply of natural gas that's right beneath our feet." He did not say the Environmental Protection Agency and environmentalists have opposed fracking and the natural gas boom is being led by private companies on private or state-owned land. 

Climate change is a hoax, and so is the president's energy policy. China has passed us as the world's largest carbon emitter and builds the equivalent of a coal-fired power plant big enough to power a city the size of San Diego every seven to 10 days.

Read the rest of the column here.