Someone who advocates massive regulations on how we live and use energy, sometimes to the point of blatant rationing, should walk the frigging walk, and I'm not talking about putting solar heaters on the Olympic swimming pool or a composting pile behind the North Wing of the mansion.
Friedman is probably one of the mildest offenders in this regard. A number of movie stars and wealthy political types are much worse.
While auto executives are forced to crawl to Washington, many of the people who stand in judgment of them have not cut back in any way on their own luxurious lifestyles.
As Glenn Reynolds said, "I'll believe there's a climate crisis when the people who are telling me there's a climate crisis start acting like there's a climate crisis."
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