Kerry Vows to Kill Coal

Naturally the elitist John Kerry does not care about the livelihoods that his radical climate agenda will destroy. The people of West Virginia should demand that Senator Joe Manchin rebuke John Kerry’s statements about the coal industry. That is because the coal industry represents roughly 17 percent of West Virginia’s economic output, and employs thousands of people in the state. All of whom will all be out of work if John Kerry has his way.

It is a disgrace that John Kerry still has such political power in the United States. He is a delusional moron. Watch just some of the examples below.

Related: Why Republican Populists Should Be All Over The Alabama Coal Miners’ Strike

If calling out this horrific injustice in China is not part of “the climate guy’s” portfolio, what is?

Just like his boss Biden, John Kerry is corrupt and weak.pic.twitter.com/6PETNwOAhX

— Ronna McDaniel (@RonnaMcDaniel) November 13, 2021

John Kerry had no idea what he was talking about.

Israel has made peace with 3 Arab nations in 2020 alone. #Sudan pic.twitter.com/Y7KLgnUsXa

— Hananya Naftali (@HananyaNaftali) October 24, 2020

Every detail PM Netanyahu presented yesterday was every reason the world came together to apply years of sanctions and negotiate the Iran nuclear agreement – because the threat was real and had to be stopped. It's working! That’s why Israeli security experts are speaking out. 1/4

— John Kerry (@JohnKerry) May 1, 2018

John Kerry predicts America ‘won’t have coal’ in less than 10 years

“By 2030 in the United States, we won’t have coal,” Kerry said Tuesday.

By The Hill, November 10, 2021

• U.S. Climate Envoy John Kerry said on Tuesday the nation would move away from coal by 2030.
• The Biden administration has a separate goal of making the electricity sector carbon-free by 2035.
• Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration shows that fossil fuels — petroleum, natural gas and coal — made up about 79 percent of total U.S. primary energy production in 2020.

U.S. Climate Envoy John Kerry said on Tuesday the nation would move away from using coal by 2030.

“By 2030 in the United States, we won’t have coal,” Kerry said Tuesday during an interview with Bloomberg at the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow. “We will not have coal plants.”

“We’re saying we are going to be carbon free in the power sector by 2035,” Kerry said. “I think that’s leadership. I think that’s indicative of what we can do.”

There are roadblocks sitting in the way of Kerry’s prediction. A proposal left out of President Biden’s spending bill would have offered companies an incentive to use clean energy sources. Meanwhile, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.), a pivotal swing vote, has voiced opposition to policies that hurt workers in his coal-rich state.

West Virginia is the second largest coal producing state in the U.S. behind Wyoming.

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The Biden administration has a separate goal of making the electricity sector carbon-free by 2035 as the U.S. gets approximately 25 percent of its electricity from coal, Bloomberg noted.

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration shows that fossil fuels — petroleum, natural gas and coal — made up about 79 percent of total U.S. primary energy production in 2020.

 

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