Oil Lobby Group Head buys Tesla
American Oil and Gas Association president Tim Stewart discusses his intention to buy an electric vehicle and places emphasis on tax credits found in the Democratic Party’s controversial spending bill.
Purchased by the head of the US Oil and Gas Association Teslaa move in solidarity with an electric car company led by Elon Musk, facing a fierce backlash from progressives over his work with the Trump administration.
Usoga president Tim Stewart told Fox Business that he purchased the Tesla Model 3 last week.
“More than anything – yes, that was my way of protesting protesters,” he said, referring to the mass protest against the company and musk about working with Government Efficiency (DOGE).
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On Tuesday, January 28th, 2025, the Tesla Model 3 from the company’s store in Palo Alto, California, USA. Tesla is scheduled to announce its return on January 29th. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images (Getty Images/David Paul Morris via Getty Images/Bloomberg)
“Many Americans see a true army of protests that require greater efficiency and accountability from the unbloated federal government that has never been bound by standards of accountability or efficiency for decades,” Stewart said. “And when people like the mask team shed light on what’s really going on, they cries like stuck pigs.”
“So I protested by opening my wallet while they got the signs and received the reward for chanting someone outside printed,” he added.
Thousands of protesters gathered around the country over the weekend to oppose the president Donald Trumps policy and doge. Over 1,200 “Hands Off!” rallies take place in all 50 states, most notably at the National Mall. Washington DCand the state capitol building.
Fox News has previously reported nationwide incidents targeting Tesla electric vehicles, dealers, storage lots and charging stations.
FBI It warned people to be “vigilant” near company property, citing at least nine state incidents, including arson, shootouts and vandalism, including graffiti expressing their dissatisfaction with people who admit to being racist, fascist or political opposition.
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The warning for electric vehicles is that they rely heavily on natural gas to generate electricity, Stewart said.
“And it makes sense to give it a try because it’s billed using electricity produced by natural gas,” he said.
The Tesla, purchased by Stewart, is a red model with fully automated driving capabilities.
Overall, the purchase experience was four clicks and two days later the home charger and accessories were delivered,” he said.
Stewart has another electric vehicle that he bought a few years ago. In August 2022, he told Neil Kabuto about “from Kabuto’s coast to the coast.” Volkswagen ID.4.
At the time, he said he would document “how well the experience was.” It didn’t work.
“The 2022 EV is a huge piece of crap that Germans sign up for, so you can only get up from here,” Stewart said. “I don’t want that from my second enemy. I’m probably my first enemy, but not my second enemy.”
R-Tenn. Sen. Marsha Blackburn of the group, reverberating in Tesla’s protests and responding to a man’s post about Tiktok, urging people to “shoot ice agents in sight.”
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From delays in vehicle delivery to spare parts supply chain issues, software issues and poor dealer experiences, everything has made the purchase “a totally disastrous experience,” he said.
“The only real value of this experience is that I can complain about it whenever I’m on TV,” he added.