Well I'm gonna stop responding because you keep editing your comments to significantly expand and make different points, so everything is a moving target. (I ti

Well I'm gonna stop responding because you keep editing your comments to significantly expand and make different points, so everything is a moving target. (I tinker with comments too sometimes but I am trying to keep it to just minor clarifications). > That is not how allocating tens of billions or trillions of taxpayer dollars works in the US Of course this is oversimplified FUD, but I was under the impression that we were talking about the relative merits and effectiveness of policies designed to result in "electrified infrastructure" and it is absolutely clear that your original assertion of tinkering with taxes does not and never has worked except as part of an actual plan.