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Is R "Eggplant" Suave mocking the retarded MAGATs...AGAIN???!!! (Part 50)
Is R "Eggplant" Suave mocking the retarded MAGATs...AGAIN???!!! (Part 50)
By LowIQTrash
Today 11:00 am in No Holds Barred Political Forum
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on X: "@unusual_whales Impossible. Trump said he would halve electricity prices within 12 months" / X
It's a good bet....he's a cruel bastage....LowIQTrash » 56 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ unusual_whales on X: "Indiana residents are facing monthly electric bills of $600 to $800, with some of the steepest rate hikes in the U.S., per MorePerfectUnion." / X
MAGAtard 🇺🇦🇨🇦 🇦🇺 🇬🇧 🇺🇸🌊 on X: "@unusual_whales Impossible. Trump said he would halve electricity prices within 12 months" / X
I like a good bet.....just what was it, moron?
That you're being mocked...
Fact check:
Key Findings on Indiana Electricity Bills (2026):
High-End Bills: Residents have reported monthly bills reaching over $800, with some stating their bills have doubled to $600–$800, leading to difficult choices between paying utilities and buying necessities.
Massive Rate Increases: In early 2026, major Indiana utilities implemented or proposed rate increases, with reports of a 17.5% average spike in a single year for certain providers.
Average Bill: Despite the extreme high-end, the average residential bill is lower, with estimates placing it around $141 to $249 per month depending on the source, which is generally lower than or similar to the national average.
Why Bills Are High: Factors driving these increases include rising demand, costs associated with supporting data centers, and investments in new infrastructure by utility companies.
Unregulated Utilities: Approximately 20% of Hoosiers are served by municipal or rural electric cooperatives that are not fully regulated by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC), leaving them with limited recourse for rate complaints.
Key Findings on Indiana Electricity Bills (2026):
High-End Bills: Residents have reported monthly bills reaching over $800, with some stating their bills have doubled to $600–$800, leading to difficult choices between paying utilities and buying necessities.
Massive Rate Increases: In early 2026, major Indiana utilities implemented or proposed rate increases, with reports of a 17.5% average spike in a single year for certain providers.
Average Bill: Despite the extreme high-end, the average residential bill is lower, with estimates placing it around $141 to $249 per month depending on the source, which is generally lower than or similar to the national average.
Why Bills Are High: Factors driving these increases include rising demand, costs associated with supporting data centers, and investments in new infrastructure by utility companies.
Unregulated Utilities: Approximately 20% of Hoosiers are served by municipal or rural electric cooperatives that are not fully regulated by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC), leaving them with limited recourse for rate complaints.
the only mocking brownie gets is from his mother, teachers and the like…part infinity…LowIQTrash » Today, 11:00 am » wrote: ↑ unusual_whales on X: "Indiana residents are facing monthly electric bills of $600 to $800, with some of the steepest rate hikes in the U.S., per MorePerfectUnion." / X
MAGAtard
on X: "@unusual_whales Impossible. Trump said he would halve electricity prices within 12 months" / X
JuCo 5 percenter...72
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