"The Biden administration doesn't know how to get projects off the ground in a timely fashion. That's just bloated, big government working ineffectively and wasting money in the process,” Gabriella Hoffman, director of the Center for Energy and Conservation at Independent Women’s Forum, said.
Many prominent Democrats still claim voter fraud is not a real issue unless they are on the losing side, in which case the elections were "stolen."
The Biden administration's EV mandates will create such a large demand for charging that, to avoid hour-long wait times for EV owners, an additional 166,000 fast DC charging stations will need to be built for a cost of $3.4 billion.
Backers of the proposal say the new regulations will be "nearly impossible" for the trucking industry to comply with because of a lack of e-vehicle charging infrastructure, cost factors and other challenges.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson also argues that requiring citizenship proof to register to vote is unnecessary.
Currently, there are nearly 600 EV charging stations in Wisconsin and many are at private businesses like hotels, car dealers, restaurants and gas stations.
A reliable charging infrastructure is an important piece of a complex puzzle. As the number of charging station installations increases, so do the challenges involving their operation and maintenance.