According to National Democrats politicians, 'The sky is falling! The sky is falling!' when it comes to the record heat wave that the U.S. has been experiencing this year. The dangerous heat wave that has gripped the nation over the past several weeks is being blamed on Climate Change that Republicans have caused.
Yes. Republicans are being blamed for the record heat.
According to former Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, "MAGA Republicans" are to blame for the weather.
"Hot enough for you? Thank a MAGA Republican. Or better yet, vote them out of office," stated Clinton, who was responding to a tweet that listed media quotes of "climate crisis" records allegedly being set this summer.
Hot enough for you?
Thank a MAGA Republican.
Or better yet, vote them out of office. https://t.co/0MFC6rPq6o
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) July 25, 2023
In Florida, record ocean water temperatures have been reported. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) says that elected Republicans refuse to address climate change and must be voted out of office.
"Yet Republicans *still* refuse to confront climate change. Let's address that ourselves. #VoteBlue2024," stated Rep. Wasserman Schultz
Vice President Kamala Harris recently tweeted of the record heat wave, saying that the current "climate crisis" needed to be addressed.
The climate crisis is not some distant future. June was the hottest month on record. It is clear: We must act urgently to address this crisis. That is why @POTUS and I have passed the largest investment in climate action in our nation's history. And we’re not done yet," stated Vice President Harris.
But just Democrats and climate change activists blame Republicans for the record heat and even for the magnitude of past and future hurricanes, Republicans have pushed back against climate change.
Recently, former President Donald Trump called the "crisis" as a "hoax."
“The climate crisis hoax is risking famine and starvation… they want half of the cattle gone, and you’ll be next," said President Trump during an address in West Palm Beach, Florida
