China's coal plants are running at 45% capacity factors and that's heading for a cliff given the country's rate of renewables deployment and full-economy electrification. Until this year, the USA's were running over 50%, it's deploying renewables (and nuclear) at a tiny fraction of China's rate, and it's rate of electrification is close to non-existent by comparison.
Elsewhere you say "For decades the issue of CO2 and global warming has been primarily a political weapon designed to generate controversy and partisan allegiance."
Yeah, no. For decades fossil fuel firms and their useful idiots have made it a political weapon.
You also make this absurd claim: "how can you not have noticed that Democrats, increasingly of the far-left variety, have already seized control of these sectors? Media, education, many corporations (via ESG), educators - educators! Where have you been? The entertainent industry, especially Hollywood? The radical left is dominant here already, today, right now!"
At least you are an equal opportunity useful idiot I guess. You're wrong about a lot of things.
I would strongly recommend you spending some time recognizing and acknowledging your deep biases, and then working to find external data and points of view that enable you to overcome them.
