On this episode of Unregulated Tom & Mike give their latest election updates and dive into what the ongoing Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Amy Coney Barrett mean for the election and the future of the filibuster. Finishing up, the duo weigh in on what they think a term of Biden would do to America's energy producers.

Links:

• AEA's 2020 election hub

• Biden's agenda more aggressive than California's

“The American people know Joe Biden will not ban fracking,” Harris said at the debate with Vice President Pence on October 7. “That is a fact. That is a fact.”

Biden indicated that he would ban new hydraulic fracturing in his debate with Bernie Sanders in March 2020, although he would not admit to the ban plan when campaigning in Pennsylvania this summer. Also, in September 2019 during a CNN town hall event, Kamala Harris said  “There is no question I am in favor of banning...

On this episode of Unregulated Tom & Mike discuss what the debates and COVID-19 mean for the presidential election. They also weigh in on the energy bill recently introduced into the senate. And finish up with some thoughts on the MLB playoffs.

Links:

• AEA's 2020 election hub

• More from AEA on the "listen to the science" crowd

• President Trump's message on COVID-19

• Joe Biden's message on COVID-19

• Clip from the debate

Former Vice President and Democratic Party presidential nominee Joe Biden is setting aside $2 trillion for his “clean energy” plan that would replace fossil fuels on the electrical grid by 2035—10 years earlier than California’s state goal. California currently requires 60 percent of its generation to come from renewable energy by 2030 and 100 percent to come from zero-carbon sources by 2045 . These non-carbon sources will likely be wind, solar, geothermal, and hydropower because...

Biden waffled in the first presidential debate of the general election season on whether his climate plan was the “Green New Deal” or the “Biden plan” despite his campaign website saying, “Biden believes the Green New Deal is a crucial framework for meeting the climate challenges we face.” Democratic nominee Biden said , “The Green New Deal is not my plan.” But a moment later, he said: “The Green New Deal will pay for itself as we move forward. You’re not going to build...

On this episode of Unregulated Tom & Mike discuss what the recent polling updates in the presidential election, SCOTUS confirmation proceedings, potential consequences of Trump's SCOTUS pick, and what they think the debate will mean for the election. Tom unloads on Biden's "Build Back Better" slogan and who else is pushing the platitude.

Links:

• AEA's 2020 election hub

• McKenna's column on SCOTUS confirmation procedure

• The Debate Answer that Ruined Michael Dukakis In...

According to Democratic Party presidential nominee Joe Biden’s Clean Energy Plan:

Many U.S. cities and states have experimented with electric (battery-powered) buses , including Los Angeles and San Francisco, California; Albuquerque, New...

In February 2009, Ontario, Canada passed its Green Energy Act. The act entailed: increased integration of wind and solar energy into Ontario’s electricity grid, shutting down coal plants and creating 50,000 green jobs in the first three years; allowing First Nations communities to manage their own electricity supply and distribution (the ‘decolonization’ of energy ), empowering Canada’s indigenous communities; and reducing costs for poorer citizens through clean and sustainable...

The nation needs clear, fair and objective interpretation of the law, especially on energy, environment, and regulatory issues.

WASHINGTON DC (September 26, 2020) – The American Energy Alliance (AEA), the country’s premier pro-consumer, pro-taxpayer, and free-market energy organization, has released a statement in support of Amy Coney Barrett, President Trump’s nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court vacancy following the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg.

Thomas Pyle,...

When last we saw the Murkowski-Manchin energy bill, it was March and the bill was stymied by arguments over amendments.  At the time we dubbed the bill the American Energy Bureaucracy Act, and that description is still apt.  We questioned, and still question, the need for the raft of new programs the bill is pushing.  Indeed, given that the economy is still recovering from the coronavirus shock, new layers of energy bureaucracy are the last thing needed right now.  Talk is now in the...