US EditionHouse Oversight launches investigation into Granholm electric vehicle road trip
- The House Oversight Committee is investigating Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm's electric vehicle road trip this summer, which aimed to highlight the Biden administration's investment in EVs and related infrastructure.
- Republicans are criticizing the Biden administration's push for electric vehicles and are focused on protecting vehicle consumer choice. They are requesting documents from Granholm regarding the cost to taxpayers and a list of vehicles driven during her trip.
- The investigation is the latest example of Republican opposition to the administration's EV initiatives, citing concerns about the unproven, burdensome, and expensive nature of the push to force Americans to buy EVs.
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House Oversight Committee Launches Investigation Into Biden Official's EV Road Trip That Led to 911 Call
House Republicans are investigating Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm’s summer EV publicity trip that made news by having the police called on it. As noted by WRDW-TV, on June 27 while Granhom was making her way through Georgia, a woman made a 911 call that led to police being dispatched when a staff member blocked the charger to ensure Granholm could drive up to use it. “I’m calling because I’m at the Grovetown Walmart at the charging station,…
Probe launched into Biden's energy secretary over EV road-trip fakery
U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm participates in a press briefing, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2021, in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House. (Official White House photo by Cameron Smith) By Nick Pope Daily Caller News Foundation The House Oversight and Accountability Committee is seeking answers and information from Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm about her electric vehicle (EV) road trip earlier this summer, according t…
House Republicans Launch Probe Into Jennifer Granholm’s EV Road Trip Fiasco
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm is facing an investigation over her gaffe-filled electric vehicle road trip, which saw an aide to the Biden administration official use a gas-powered car to block the public from using a crowded charging station. House Oversight Committee chairman James Comer (R., Ky.) announced the probe in a Tuesday letter to Granholm, which admonished her for embarking on a "taxpayer-funded publicity stunt." Granholm's summe…
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