Republicans' Climate and Debt Policies Under Fire from Democrats and Solar/EV Firms

More than two dozen House Republicans who recently welcomed multi-million-dollar clean energy manufacturing investments in their districts voted to repeal the tax incentives that stimulated those very same projects. The White House and Democratic groups intend to leverage this potential political vulnerability against those lawmakers, accusing them of jeopardizing jobs in their districts and using the vote to draw a contrast between President Joe Biden and House Republicans. A climate advocacy group is launching its first ads targeting a half dozen of the Republicans whose districts have benefited from the climate provisions.