President Trump just delivered a massive win for American energy independence, scrapping nearly $200 million from the failed Green New Deal boondoggle and pumping it into restarting a shuttered coal plant in Maryland plus building two brand-new facilities in Alaska and West Virginia.
Speaking from the White House, Trump called out the radical left’s “Green New Scam” for what it is: a trillion-dollar disaster that killed jobs, spiked energy prices, and left communities in the dark. In its place, he’s launching a $700 million initiative using cutting-edge technology to produce cleaner coal while unleashing reliable, affordable power from American soil.
This move puts real workers first—miners, families, and entire towns long abandoned by Washington elites obsessed with windmills and solar panels that can’t keep the lights on. Coal remains a backbone of U.S. energy, and under Trump it’s back in business, delivering cheap electricity, national security, and economic strength instead of virtue-signaling handouts to China.
No more apologies for American greatness. Trump’s putting coal back to work and the radical green agenda on notice.
