This shit is actually pretty funny.

Granholm drove from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Memphis, Tennessee, in an attempt to draw attention to the billions of dollars the White House is pouring into green energy and clean cars, according to a report by NPR.

The U.S. Secretary of Energy even made passionate town hall stops along the way, advocating for reshaping Americans’ lives by transitioning from gas-powered vehicles to electric.

Granholm knew she might run into charging issues while on this road trip, but “probably didn’t expect anyone to call the cops,” reported NPR, whose reporter road along with her on the trip. The incident occurred when staffers attempted to reserve a charging spot for Granholm’s EV in advance of her arrival.

“One of the station’s four chargers was broken, and others were occupied. So an Energy Department staffer tried parking a nonelectric vehicle by one of those working chargers to reserve a spot for the approaching secretary of energy,” NPR reported.

So she had people running around setting things up for her to make her look good to this NPR reporter who was already going to write a puff piece blowing smoke up her ass...how'd that go?

This did not go over well, and a family that was blocked by the gasoline-powered car from using the charger called the police. Interestingly, the sheriff’s office couldn’t do anything about it, as it is not illegal in Georgia for a gas-powered vehicle to claim a charging location.

That shit is hilarious.

Another issue the energy secretary ran into was despite “painstakingly” mapping out the trip ahead of time to be sure there would be enough chargers, her team had to stop at hotels with slower “Level 2” plugs for overnight charging, and then pause at superfast chargers between cities.

Another problem was the fact that the chargers are simply not fast enough. In addition to that, the chargers are not reliable enough, the report added.

“Of course, having a superfast charger doesn’t do you any good if the dang thing doesn’t work,” NPR reported.

Damn if NPR refuses to sugarcoat it this may be one of the saddest PR stunts we've seen.

This bitch left her office for 4 days to do this? What a fucking waste of time and money.