Commentary In the White House’s cattle drive to herd U.S. investors into green energy corporate boondoggles—and out of plentiful, cheap energy—lots of truth has fallen onto the cutting room floor. Take for example the trendy government-driven frenzy of green energy investment politics.  Much of it is driven by the fallacy that “Green Energy” mandates are merely another exciting “investment choice.”  Yet green energy is an ideological crusade to radically alter society—and very much not based on sound or proven supply and demand dynamics that investors should care about most. Widely held assumptions now driving investment momentum into green tech are understandable.  After all, Treasury and Federal Reserve officials have gone all out to revamp capital markets and regulatory initiatives to (1) bolster politically favored “green” energy companies and (2) wreck private energy companies as an investment option. Take the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank’s jihad to artificially induce capital …