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To: 7kidstofeed who wrote (25705)	8/29/2025 9:36:10 AM
From: Kirk ©	2 Recommendations Recommended By 7kidstofeed jazzlover2 Respond to of 26382

It doesn't seem that long ago that people were pushing natural gas to power fuel cells or burn in modified ICEs for clean, non-polluting transportation. California and PG&E went so far as convert many of their vehicles to NG and they got to use the commute lanes with the Teslas and other EVs. Now they are telling us that NG is bad, the furnaces and stoves in our homes are emitting toxic fumes just by being connected to NG lines. And then the left wonders why so many don't trust "science" after such a change from "saving us with clean energy" to being toxic.

To: 7kidstofeed who wrote (25705)	8/29/2025 8:01:22 PM
From: Kirk ©	1 Recommendation Recommended By 7kidstofeed Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26382

Court Rules Trump Exceeded His Authority Tariffs remain in effect until mid-October to give the Trump administration time to appeal to the Supreme Court. Will I get a refund on the Peet's coffee beans I bought this week at a SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER price than just weeks ago before tariffs were put on Brazil? (That would be a logistical nightmare!) Gemini AI Overview: On August 29, 2025, a federal appeals court ruled that most of former President Donald Trump's global tariffs were illegally imposed, but the tariffs will remain in place pending a likely appeal to the Supreme Court. The decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a lower court's finding that Trump exceeded his authority by using an emergency powers law to enact the tariffs. From facebook.com