Stephen Miller criticizes wind turbines as 'visual assault on God's creation,' advocates for fossil fuels
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Alexander Willis
Not artisan, but a perfectly fine bagel. Hits the spot.
Summary
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller criticized wind turbines as "monstrous" and a "visual assault on God's creation" in a social media post responding to a photo of wind farms off Virginia Beach. Miller expressed preference for fossil fuels over wind energy, arguing that wind farms weaken the grid, disrupt marine ecosystems, and exist only due to federal subsidies.
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