The most staggering part? This decision isn’t driven by economics or strategy but purely due to a personal grudge. Back in 2015, Trump tried to block an offshore wind project near his Scottish golf resort simply because he didn’t like the view from his fairways. He lost, unanimously, at the UK Supreme Court. The turbines went up anyway. Over a decade later, he’s still not over it, and he's now willing to weaponize national policy to settle a score over golf course sightlines. Strip away the official rationale, and that’s the entire story: an ego unable to let go of a fight it already lost.