Brecheen argues that the Climate Change Support Office, characterized as a pet project for Kerry, is designed to integrate climate change considerations into all aspects of U.S. foreign policy decisions. The proposed legislation seeks to nullify Executive Order 14027, stating that it “shall have no force or effect.”
The Oklahoma representative contends that by eliminating what he views as a redundant office, Congress can prevent the United States from prioritizing what he terms “radical climate policy” over national security. Representatives Glenn Grothman (R-WI) and Eric Burlison (R-MO) have co-sponsored the bill.
John Kerry, in his role as the Presidential Envoy for Climate, supports diplomatic engagements on climate change and works to integrate President Biden’s anti-climate change stance into all aspects of foreign policy. The introduction of the bill aligns with ongoing Republican opposition to perceived excessive climate policies.
Kerry faced criticism in mid-July for a lack of success during a three-day trip to China, where no agreements were reached with the world’s largest producer of greenhouse gases. Chinese leader Xi Jinping held a two-day climate conference without inviting Kerry, prompting questions about the effectiveness of Kerry’s diplomatic efforts.
The Climate Change Support Office is nothing more than a pet project for John Kerry to integrate climate change into all aspects of American foreign policy decisions. https://t.co/7DVlgmI7zb
— Congressman Josh Brecheen (@RepBrecheen) November 8, 2023
Climate Death Cultist John Kerry is ig-norant of real science. https://t.co/W9dWrfOrXZ
— Rob Schneider (@RobSchneider) November 16, 2023
Climate con man extraordinaire, John Kerry, announces the need for a war-like effort to collapse the global farming industry, in order to tackle the imaginary “climate crisis”.
“You just can’t continue to both warm the planet, while also expecting to feed it. It doesn’t work…… pic.twitter.com/vtJ9IrrTRk
— Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media) November 15, 2023
