Honestly, typically I'm pretty much entirely opposed to Central planning, but when you're dealing with a public good like electricity I can tolerate it, but it needs to stay a public good. At the end of the day all of the stuff that needs to get done in order to produce the levels of electricity required to keep rates low he's probably going to need enough Capital that very few private sector players are going to invest that, especially when they can make way more money by making less power and charging more for it.
It's like, all right -- use taxpayer money to fund the creation of a public good and keep it a public good. Fine. But "Deregulation" meaning selling off that asset the private sector didn't build and wouldn't build is just wholesale corruption and theft.
It's like, all right -- use taxpayer money to fund the creation of a public good and keep it a public good. Fine. But "Deregulation" meaning selling off that asset the private sector didn't build and wouldn't build is just wholesale corruption and theft.
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