"The EPA can go to Hell, and I will go to Texas"

[unixronin]

A Tenth Amendment Center article talks about the EPA trying to impose failed Washington DC policies in place of working Texas ones.

“Evidently, Texas’ success in improving both our environment and our economy, while Washington still argues about how to accomplish either, is something that EPA and the administration finds troubling.”

(Bill Hammond, president of the Texas Association of Business)

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[polaris93.livejournal.com]

The good side of that is that a growing number of voters (over 60% now, I think) are mad enough to favor just throwing ALL the bums out and electing a congress NONE of whom have ever held office in Congress before, a complete fresh Congress without the entrenched power blocs.

About time. Of course, most of the er, outcumbents would have learned nothing from that, but as they wouldn't be coming back to their old jobs, no harm done. And the fact that both major parties suffered equally as a result would shut up 95% of the conspiracy theorists, too (the remaining 5% would, of course, people the moonbats who nobody listens to, not even themselves).