starcraftzzz
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You're the one who has no idea what she is talking aboutActually only like 2% of the companies int hat industry went bankruptYou mean he has thrown away $48 billion of taxpayers money, most major solar companies have gone bankrupt, and wind energy is a joke
Someone needs to tell GM that their Chevy volt is a failure given they've seen sales of the car increase by 100% since 2011.
Do you mean GM and Chrysler of which are now having record profits and creating tens of thousands of jobs?goverement backed electric car companies were a flop.....
Or do you mean the ATVM which has created tens of thousands of jobs and saves 3 dollars for every dollar spent on it?
Your drink to much Koolaid
Incorrect has I said before Volt sales have increased by 100% since 2011. But nice attempt at lying.,the only way chevy volts sell is with government rebates,and as of now the plant is shut down from lack of sales.
Of which 45billion of those loans have already been repaid, and more is expected to be repaid, and the government still has stocks in the companies that they can sell off.According to the Detroit News yesterday, the Treasury Department increased its estimate of government losses in the $85 billion auto bailout by another $170 million.
Second the auto bailout saved 1.5million jobs and turned a industry that had record losses and was shedding jobs into one with record profits with thousands of new jobs being added.
Zot! Auto Bailout Prevented Loss of Over 1.4 Million Jobs (Your Check Is In The Mail)
Yep over 1.5million jobs is definitely worth that muchIn the governments latest report to Congress this month, the Treasury upped its estimate to $23.77 billion, up from $23.6 billion.
Zot! Auto Bailout Prevented Loss of Over 1.4 Million Jobs (Your Check Is In The Mail)
When ones honest and looks at ALL the data green energy loans have resulted in over 100,000 jobs being created, and over $8 dollars in economic benefits for every 1 dollar spent by the government.Solar Trust of America filed for bankruptcy yesterday.The Oakland-based company has held rights for the 1,000-megawatt Blythe Solar Power Project in the Southern California desert, which last April won $2.1 billion of conditional loan guarantees from the U.S. Department of Energy. It is unclear how the bankruptcy will affect that project.
Brookings: "DOE
Clean Energy Has Highest Documented Rate of Return of Any Federal Program, But the WashPost Cluelessly Smears the Effort | ThinkProgress
http://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy12osti/52739.pdf
So again nice try at lying