Biden administration to proceed with light bulb ban, advancing 'climate goals'

Americans can no longer rely upon the warm glow patented by Thomas Edison, deemed inefficient and outmoded by the state. Instead, they will now have to use LED light bulbs.

The Biden administration is set to enforce its ban on incandescent light bulbs in August.

Last April, the U.S. Department of Energy announced that it would impose two new rules upon the American people as a means of advancing "President Biden's climate goals."

The first coercive measure redefines "general service lamps," and the second implements the minimum standard of 45 lumens per watt for light bulbs that satisfy the revised definition. Together, these rules will prevent retailers from selling incandescent and similar halogen light bulbs.

First, the Biden Admin went after gas stoves.

Then, the Biden Admin went after washing machines.

Now, the Biden Admin is going after light bulbs.

Is there anything they won't try to ban?

— Lance Gooden (@Lancegooden) April 2, 2023