Did you read the order? It has nothing to do with power generation. The power source is not relevant to the order. This is for equipment that handles the transmission of power and how our grids coordinate with each other. Nothing to do with renewable energy.

I do blame the numb nuts for this problem, but that is because he gutted the workforce responsible for cybersecurity, but not because of his stupid policies against renewable energy sources.

What are you trying to convey? This order has nothing to do with power generation, so fuel source is irrelevant. This appears to be related to power transmission facilities.

Agree! It may be early and more reputable news organizations are busy acquiring a secondary source. If this story is confirmed as true, it will be a huge shit show. Seems designed to take advantage of the existing news cycle story about the conditions.

I didn’t intend to draw a line, I was only stating that the facts of the story don’t seem to add up. Parental consent laws are jacked up for sure. Way too many opinions involved in a decision that should be made between the patient and their doctor.

The article says she was at 31 weeks when she took the medication. I think the cutoff for prescribing that medication is 12 weeks. I would think that a doctor would ask the person how far along they are before providing the pill. My thought here is that either the doctor was negligent or the patient lied to the doctor about how far along they were(could have been unintentional).