More Green Grift: Biden’s Climate Splurge Pours Billions into Newcomer Nonprofits

Dear Reader,

Let’s talk about green money—no, not the kind in your wallet. I’m talking about the billions in taxpayer cash being thrown at a group of “nonprofits” no one heard of until recently. Overnight, these groups have been blessed with fortunes under the guise of fighting climate change. And the Biden administration? They’re happy to foot the bill with your money.

• Green Grift Alert: The Biden administration is funneling billions into nonprofits that popped up overnight, with no proven track records but plenty of political connections.

• EPA in Over its Head: With zero major grant experience, the EPA is now dishing out cash faster than it can monitor, risking taxpayer money in a maze of green agendas.

• Political Payouts: Major recipients linked to prominent Democrats, raising red flags over whether this "climate spending" is just a green cover for political favors.

Take the Justice Climate Fund, which went from zero to almost a billion-dollar grant in under a year. This “nonprofit” only got its tax-exempt status in August 2023, yet by April 2024, it’s sitting on a cool $940 million in public funds. It’s like winning the lottery without ever buying a ticket.

And they’re not alone. Power Forward Communities, another newbie with a barely-there history, was handed $2 billion. Yes, billion—with a “B.” All under the umbrella of the EPA’s new $27 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, courtesy of Biden’s climate push in the Inflation Reduction Act. But here’s the kicker: The EPA has never managed grants on this scale before. The agency’s own inspector general called the setup “fantastically complex.” Translation? It’s a logistical nightmare, and the watchdogs can barely keep up.

If you’re wondering who’s cashing in, look no further than politically connected elites. Climate United Fund, the biggest winner, is led by Phil Angelides, former California State Treasurer and a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat. And that’s just one name on the list. The directors’ roster reads more like a political roll call than an environmental initiative.

Let’s call this what it is—a “Green Grift.” Big money flowing to those with the right connections and a questionable green agenda. It’s the ultimate shell game, with climate change as the excuse and your taxpayer dollars on the line.

Republicans have raised the alarm, dubbing it a “radical rush-to-green spending” spree. But the Democrats brush off the criticism as “hypothetical.” Meanwhile, watchdogs are scrambling to make sense of it all. The EPA, with a budget that’s doubled year after year under Biden, is now struggling to track every dollar.

Bottom line? This isn’t about cleaner air or green jobs. It’s about billions flowing in an endless loop to benefit a select few under the banner of climate justice. As usual, the ones paying for this green dream are the everyday Americans, facing skyrocketing inflation and rising costs.

So, next time someone tells you that government spending is making things better, remember this: sometimes, it’s just another name for the oldest game in the book. Green money for the green-connected. And the real cost? That’s left for all of us to pay.

Kiyosaki Uncensored