States Ban Together To Defy Obamas Unlawful Clean Power Plan, Keeping Costs Low And Saving Jobs The Supreme Court Rules 5-4 against the Clean Power Plan that would raise energy costs and take away jobs from Americans. This will only stall the implementation. The court will have a chance to rule on the constitutionality later down the road. As a country, we should focus on ways to make electricity more affordable, not on implementing regulations that will raise energy costs, which hit the poor and middle class the hardest, said Thomas Pyle of the American Energy Alliance. States are taking the Stop Work action that basically tells the EPA that they will not comply with their plans. 29 states are suing the federal government for the Clean Power Plan, as it is unlawful and hopefully will be decided so in the next court ruling. The [CPP] illegally forces states to overhaul their energy portfolio and does so without congressional authority, costing countless jobs, increasing electricity prices and jeopardizing energy reliability, said Patrick Morrisey, the West Virginia attorney general taking lead against the bill. Do you think the Clean Power Plan should be revoked? 