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The Spectacle Blog
The ever-expanding regulatory state will drive Obamism. This, from a Wall Street Journal news alert:
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued a finding that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases pose a danger to the public, setting the stage for a battle over regulations that could have far-reaching impact on the U.S. economy.
Unless superceded by Congressional action, the EPA finding potentially could lead to a wave of regulations across the economy, putting stricter emissions limits on a wide range of enterprises from power plants and oil refineries to automobiles and cement makers.
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Big Breather Is Watching Over You | But As For Me links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:
Crusader| 4.17.09 @ 5:40PM
Mysteries of the Left:
- Life springs from non-life
- Pregnant women are carrying, umm, something, umm, not a human exactly, but something I guess
- Gas we expel naturally through our noses thousands of times a day is dangerous
Amazing.
L. Ross| 4.17.09 @ 6:18PM
Well, looks like we are one step closer to backing ourselves into a corner we can only get out of by embracing nuclear power. Bring it! After all, how many Americans were killed last year mining coal vs. to total death toll to nuclear energy here in America? Think about it, people.
RM| 4.18.09 @ 3:42AM
L. Ross - no kidding! And it is curious - our pres. seems not very interested in nuke power for us, but is all for nuke power for Iran, Quatar (sp?), and wants to make Kyrzygtstan (oh, heavens, the spelling) some kind of regional nuclear fuel hub!!
So nukes are fine for proven or possibly unstable ME / Islamic regimes but not for us.
Just plain odd.
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