What Are Government School Teachers Worth?
You have probably heard government school teachers (if that's the right word) complaining of low pay. Said another way, they seem to believe their work is undervalued and that they deserved...
When Keeeeeeeeeeeev Falls
It's telling, isn't it, that the apparat of power in this country is far more determined to criminally prosecute the Orange Man over the malum prohibitum of alleged paying of his...
Seepage Part II
EVs have a seepage problem.
They lose charge (and so, range) when they're not in use, if they're not plugged in while they're not in use.
It is a problem I've personally experienced...
What Sustainability Looked Like . . .
We hear a lot about "sustainability" - but everything being done in its name isn't. The "transition" to electric vehicles, for instance. As Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares admitted openly the other...
Saying It Out Loud
An interesting admission was emitted last week by the head of Stellantis, which is the corporation that owns the Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram truck brands, among others.
Carlos Tavaras said there...
Orange Man Bad and Keeeeeeeeeev?
Is it a coincidence that Orange Man's indictment on Thursday coincides with what appears to be - to those paying attention - the imminent collapse of the Malabar Front (to borrow...
The Power Suck
EVs are powerful. Everyone knows about the "instant" acceleration.
Few know about the constant draw.
You can leave a gas or diesel-powered vehicle parked for weeks - months - and it will have...
The Transit Transitions
Ford has announced it will stop selling the Transit Connect - the company's compact-sized work/passenger van - after the end of the 2023 model year.
Why should you care?
And why does it...
Latest Radio: Bill Meyer Show/KMED Oregon 03/30/2023
Here's the audio of my weekly talk with Bill Meyer over at KMED Radio in Oregon. We talked about the ongoing EV debacle - how much money can the industry lose?...
EV Experience: Round II
Three months ago, I got three EVs in a row to real-world test drive - in terms of how far they actually go as opposed to how quickly they can get...