Richard Trumka Jr. of the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission began pushing to ban gas stoves back in December,
calling it “a real possibility” that
could happen quickly with enough public pressure. Shortly after, there was an outpouring of
studies on the “science” of why gas stoves are hazardous, and Democrat lawmakers began throwing out every talking point from “gas stoves cause
brain damage” to “gas stoves are
racist.”
The gas stove panic has
nothing to do with science. It’s wrapped up in a massive tyrannical power grab cloaked in environmentalism, and those who want your gas stove won’t stop there; they want to ban
all gas-powered appliances.
The media never considered there were any negatives to a gas stove ban, though. Instead, they gleefully defended Trumka’s proposal and worked to convince the public that their gas stoves are an environmental and health liability. Then, shortly after, the media reversed course,
assuring people there would be no ban, and the whole thing was a “right-wing culture war” topic once the White House backed away from the proposal.
Naturally, when duty called for the media to downplay an actual health crisis — the chemical spill in Ohio — they obliged. After the freight train spilled a slew of toxic chemicals, the EPA evacuated East Palestine and burned the spill, causing a mushroom cloud of
hazardous chemicals to plume over the area.
Two days after the burn, the EPA told citizens it was safe for them to come home, breathe the air, and drink the water. But since residents have gone home, they have reported experiencing headaches and irritated eyes and finding countless fish, pets, and wildlife dead or dying.
Woke liberal Washington Post columnist Taylor Lorenz is getting SO close to figuring it out. She’s ALMOST there. Last week she tweeted this:
www.coffeeandcovid.com
