To the specific case of solar becoming a hated thing in Republican districts, I flat out don't understand the reasoning. Would be interesting to see what the d

To the specific case of solar becoming a hated thing in Republican districts, I flat out don't understand the reasoning. Would be interesting to see what the driving negative viewpoints are focused on. As stated, it is far too easy to think this is largely a twisted case of "anything to own the Democrats." Which... please tell me there is more to it than that. At a broader level, it is frustrating how effective forcing a political wedge has become. I'm guessing it was always more effective than I would was aware? I think the part that frustrates me the most on it, is how so many that claim to be above the "identity politics" stuff seem so blind to the fact that they are just pushing a different identity. Worse, the "centrists" that can't admit that they enabled some very extreme actors. Is this something that has direct parallels in the past?