Trump and Responsibility
There was a time in American history, from 1776 through 2016 to be precise, during which it would have been unthinkable for a U.S. president to deny all responsibility for a national crisis, and to have shifted the blame from one target to another indiscriminately as time went by and the crisis got worse. No previous White House occupant would have even thought of trying such a chicken-s*** tack, since it would have outraged the people of this country to realize that their leader was such an abject coward.
I think these guys on this 
When I first got into the renewable energy field, my brother asked me a perfectly good question: why don’t the oil giants use their financial might to get into the industry. I gave him two answers:
It’s interesting to see Biden and the other Democrats with their statements about Trump’s mishandling of the pandemic, as if 3+ years of pathological lying and blatant criminality didn’t happen. 
OMG! You have to see 
“Dangerously ignorant” is an interesting way to put this. He certainly is both dangerous and ignorant, but it seems at this point that the danger he represents is more based around his mental and emotional instability than his profound ignorance. 
A reader asked me to comment on this (larger version below).
In today’s turbulent economy, businesses are searching for ways to lower operating costs while seeking to raise their PR on protecting the environment. A method that has become increasingly popular in recent years is a switch from reliance on non-renewable energy to sourcing only renewable “green energy” to operate their business. As more statistics emerge as to the benefit of switching to green energy, companies are looking for ways to switch to plans with providers that can help them go green. 
When we look at the meme here on Denmark, realize that the United States could see a reaction against the neoliberalism that has been dominant here for the last 40 years, and head in this direction, like most of the rest of the developed world. Obviously, this won’t come from the beneficence of the top 1%, but rather from the increasingly severe hardship faced by the working class, and the growing realization that they’ve been lied to and betrayed by the current U.S. president. 
