Katie Pavlich
I suggest stocking up on normal, cheap, 100-watt light bulbs now because the new, government mandated 100-Watt LED bulbs are going to cost consumers $50 a piece. The average household has 42 light bulbs in it, bringing the cost to outfit your home with the new bulbs to $2100...that's before you even turn them on or pay an electricity bill. Greenies and government nannies will argue that in the long run, $50 light bulbs actually save money and energy because they don't have to be replaced as often, however, that's if you can afford to purchase them in the first place. Also, these new and improved bulbs aren't as "energy efficient" and don't last as long as the government would like consumers to believe

Two leading makers of lighting products are showcasing LED bulbs that are bright enough to replace 100-watt light bulbs set to disappear from stores in January.






Senator Rand Paul explains:

Katie Pavlich
