Trump campaign dismisses energy spat with Germany foreign ministry: ‘nobody cares’

Published On Sep 13, 2024, 3:35 AM

The article discusses a spat between Donald Trump's campaign and the German foreign ministry concerning Germany's energy policy. Trump criticized Germany for allegedly failing to transition to clean energy, while the German officials defended their record, stating they have over 50% of their energy from renewables and are reducing coal usage. The German foreign ministry's response included humorous jabs at Trump's claims, which Trump's campaign dismissed, suggesting that the German official's opinions were irrelevant.

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