[phatus maximus]

Sigh...Every day for how long do we have to put up with disappointment after disappointment from the Federal government and it's horribly greedy agencys...how long??

[RockinRight]

No, let them keep doing it.

They’re setting the stage for a conservative revolution the likes of which we haven’t seen in decades.

[Dallas59]

Unfrigginbelievable.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse, the Obamacorns come up with an exhale tax! Great!

[bigbob]

Going after the plant vote

[JRandomFreeper]

Just until they mess with the bubbles in Bubba's beer. But they're only talking about regulating CO2. It's up to us to remind Bubba that the bubbles in his beer ARE CO2.

/johnny

[LibFreeOrDie]

The decision...would have a profound impact on transportation, manufacturing costs and how utilities generate power.

Well, this will really help the economy recover! /double sarcasm with cheese

[FreepShop1]

to make a determination whether carbon dioxide is a pollutant that endangers public health and welfare, an order that the Bush administration essentially ignored despite near-unanimous belief among agency experts that research points inexorably to such a finding.

Anyone who can watch "Great Global Warming Swindle" and still believe that is certifiably insane.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

Will I still be able to exhale?

[MtnClimber]

I would regulate the ability of politicians (the ones who support this) to exhale.

[EternalVigilance]

Sigh...

That's going to cost you! Who knows how many greenhouse gasses you exhaled with that sigh!

[Lauren BaRecall]

We better start breathing a lot more and directly on plants. Not enough CO2, and there won’t be enough plants making the stuff WE breathe.

Has anyone thought of that? I like AIR on my planet! *Sustainable* air, and plenty of it!

(I hate that word “sustainable.”)

[Big_Monkey]

What I'm tired of is the phrase "greenhouse gas". It's not the gas in the greenhouse that makes it warm. It's the glass ceiling and lack of air flow - from a physics perspective, can it get more elementary than that?

Global Warming - PT Barnum would be so very, very proud.

[phatus maximus]

For a good laugh...check it out...Steven Zelin, An Amerian Poet....

http://www.stevenzelin.com/downloads/Singing%20CPA.pdf

[Old Professer]

She can’t say that it isn’t a pollutant for the same reason no one can prove that God doesn’t exist; how then will it be determined that she can state that the current science supports that it is without demonstrable evidence that’s its emission as a natural result of respiration of all living things and carbon fuels is currently causing measurable harm?

[Old Professer]

Will Lisa Jackson become the new Schrodinger?

[phormer phrog phlyer]

More good news from our protectors inside the beltway. Soon nothing will be able to harm us.

[steelyourfaith]

 

Beam me to Planet Gore !

[businessprofessor]

This action is the TKO of the economy. The economic carnage will be deep and wide just like the regulations. Even in a good economy, the regulations would stagger the economy. The only way that the regulations will not knock out the economy is if the regulations are just show. With the EPA running the show, I doubt that the regulations will be just show.

[Nathan Zachary]

Don’t worry, there will be no industry left in the country for them to regulate.

[Ken H]

This is what comes from the Wickard Commerce Clause.

"Our construction of the scope of congressional authority has the additional problem of coming close to turning the Tenth Amendment on its head. Our case law could be read to reserve to the United States all powers not expressly prohibited by the Constitution."

J. Clarence Thomas, Lopez

(pay attention, drug warriors)