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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThe GOP's strategy to block Obama’s regulations
By Tim Devaney and Lydia Wheeler - 11/30/14 06:00 AM EST
The GOP is preparing to mount a full-scale assault on President Obamas regulatory agenda, using the partys strengthened hand in Congress to delay, soften or block contentious administration rules at every turn.
As long as Obama sits atop the executive branch, Republicans power to derail scores of rulemaking efforts now under way is limited. But control of both the House and Senate in the next Congress will enable GOP lawmakers to ratchet up their attacks on what they view as overzealous regulation.
So long as we have this president the federal agencies can go around Congress," said Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.) "But we can make it very, very difficult for them."
Inhofe, who is poised to become chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, is certain to take a leading role in the GOP push against regulations at the center of Obamas climate action plan.
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hollysmom
(5,946 posts)everyone here needs to identify someone who did not vote and make sure they make it to the polls next year and know something about local officials as well as federal posts. And watch the watchers - the people running the polls.
riversedge
(70,092 posts)the damage their grandkids will live in if they prevail? Seriously
hollysmom
(5,946 posts)on their grandkids but it is like they think they can't see into the future, and these kids who can't afford to be educated will be smart enough to invent their way about of anything. it just does not make sense.
The people pulling the strings are the most selfish people on earth, I care more about the children I don't have then they do about the ones they do have. It just matter that they die with the most toys.
underpants
(182,631 posts)Wow they are like so deep, man