Like everyone else, politicians have to accept the consequences of their acts. They know, for example, that even if they stopped all CO2 emissions, it would have absolutely no effect on the climate even if electricity becomes more expensive and unreliable.
They also know that unless they take back the control of education from the Marxists (gentle pseudonym for communists), the next generation will suffer increasingly from illiteracy, innumeracy, ignorance and indoctrination.
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