(Mark Pellin, Headline USA) The same Biden administration that has relentlessly hyped doomsday warnings of an apocalyptic future of global boiling to push a radical climate agenda, is now fretting that children are suffering from climate anxiety.
“I’ve been traveling the country meeting with our young leaders, who in particular are talking to me about the climate crisis,” Harris claimed, which shouldn’t come as a surprise when she’s talking to groups at regime indoctrination conclaves like the Young Climate Leaders Convening Event.
“They turned me on to a term that I had not heard before. I said, ‘tell me how you all are thinking about the climate crisis.’ And they shared with me a term – climate anxiety,” Harris attributed to the young leaders gathering to share climate horror stories.
Harris peddled the exact talking points, down to the awakening of learning a new tribal cult term, at a climate kabuki theater speech in April.
Day 1: “YOU ARE ALL GOING TO DIE IN A FIRE BALL OF CLIMATE DEATH!”
Day 2: “Fear of the impacts of climate change is really playing on people’s minds”
— Free Speech is a Minority Right (@IDLKAAA) April 22, 2023
“They’re concerned about their future in almost a doomsday fear about what might be within a couple of decades of now,” Harris claimed during her propagandizing this week at the NAACP convention in Boston.
While Harris avoided spiraling into one of her trademark rambles about what could be in the future of what was that will be, it wasn’t reported if the vice president deployed her Venn diagraming skills to explain her favorite new climate anxiety diagnosis.
But given Harris’s busy schedule spreading her green doomsaying, it probably would have involved jet-setting three circles around the country trailing a massive carbon footprint in her wake, to warn that MAGA Republicans are climate-denying Neanderthals responsible for mentally terrorizing America’s youth to the point of nervous breakdowns.
“They’re concerned about whether they should have children, whether they should even try to buy a home, because what does the future hold for that prospect?” Harris climate preached in Boston.
Never mind that home-buying prospects are rapidly slipping out of reach for a growing number of families suffering under Bidenomics, as reflected by backlash to Harris’s comments.
“I don’t have climate anxiety @VP nor do my kids. I have anxiety abt not being able to buy food and basics,” one commentator relayed, while another reported suffering from “high inflation and wide open border anxiety.”
Harris’s recitation of her climate-anxiety epiphany in what has been a series of staged, ongoing epiphanies struck again in June when she proclaimed, “In fact, so many of our young leaders have talked to me about it, and they’ve told me, ‘Well, you know, we have a name for it. It’s called ‘climate anxiety,’” Harris parroted. “In this moment, given all the threats we face, it is our young leaders who understand clearly: The clock is not just ticking; it is banging.”
In response to fears about global warming that Democrats and eco-terrorists have inflamed, Harris bragged in Boston that the Biden administration has invested in nearly half a trillion dollars in clean energy over the next decade.
The boastful proclamation received the same response that her concerns for future homebuyers elicited from commentators struggling to pay their mortgages and put food on the table, as the country’s credit get downgraded and recession looms on the horizon.
Kamala Harris claims young people have 'climate anxiety.'
In reality, young people can't afford…
1. Rent
2. A mortgage
3. Groceries
4. GasThat's why they have anxiety about. pic.twitter.com/OGtpoyBjbv
— Daniel Turner (@DanielTurnerPTF) August 1, 2023
