Neglects renewable energy transition momentum: As previously stated, the global investment in clean energy reached $3.3 trillion in 2025. Even the U.S. Department of Energy has stated that jobs related to renewable energy employ three times more workers than those in the ‘traditional’ energy sector. Clean energy economics in red states: In many red states, wind energy is now the primary source of electricity generation. On the whole, public support for renewable energy remains strong, with 79% of registered voters supporting renewable energy generation on public land and 65% supporting building solar farms. Aligning with the energy transition isn’t about ideology—it’s about ensuring America remains competitive, resilient, and prosperous in a rapidly changing global market.