Politicians warn about climate chaos but your heating bill is about to drop this winter

While leftist politicians are yammering about the supposed war on “climate change,” regular Americans are feeling a different kind of heat—and it’s not coming from a gas stove. This summer, temperatures are sizzling all over the country. But before you know it, winter will slap us with the good old Arctic Vortex, sending thermometers plunging below zero and reminding us just how important affordable energy really is.

Here’s the reality: Thanks to smart investments and American grit, natural gas stocks are at above-average levels. That means families can expect relief when the cold comes. Unless our so-called “elites” in D.C. and their globalist buddies try to mess it up, heating bills should actually go down this winter. That’s right—lower bills! Not because of windmills, not because of Chinese solar panels, but because America still leads the world in producing the energy we need.

Of course, the political class won’t give credit where it’s due. Liberals love to blame everything on fossil fuels and push their pie-in-the-sky fantasies about “green” energy, all while enjoying their own heated homes and chauffeured SUVs. Meanwhile, their relentless attacks on oil and gas threaten to destroy the backbone of American energy independence. If these globalist plans ever succeed, you can say goodbye to affordable heat and hello to shivering in the dark.

It’s natural gas—affordable, reliable, and as American as apple pie—that keeps us going when winter gets tough. It’s not just Wall Street investors who should be celebrating record reserves. It’s every working family who can use that extra cash this winter, instead of handing it over to utility companies fattened by government regulations and left-wing activism.

So while limousine liberals wring their hands about “carbon footprints,” hardworking Americans are counting on good old-fashioned common sense and abundant natural gas. Maybe if the left spent less time attacking the energy that actually works and more time paying their own electric bills, they’d feel the pinch like the rest of us. Isn’t it about time our leaders started standing up for American energy—and the people who depend on it?

Source: Redstate