[unixfox]

Why not just shut the son-of-a-bitch down?

[FrankR]

That makes at least two from the Senate vowing to black Romney...sounds like they’re scared $hitless.

[sergeantdave]

The next EPA administrator should be there to shut that fascist organization down and indict the criminals who infest that Nixon abomination.

[txrefugee]

The EPA is part of Nixon’s rancid Big Government legacy. What a disaster it’s been to the development of our nation!

[Nifster]

Good enough issue an executive order, roll everything back, and then defund the sucker.

[Tex-Con-Man]

The structure of the EPA needs to be flipped on it's head. The current top-down gives watermelon bureaucrats waaaaaaay too much power. The states need to take complete control of the EPA and take it away from the Executive Branch. Have the state legislators nominate and vote in management of the agency. It need only concern itself with air/water quality disputes between the states.

[catfish1957]

Hell yeah!!! I for one will be happy to get back to RINO Romney mode here at FR come November 7th. Till then, FUBO!!!!

[greene66]

A glimmer of hope that conservatives won’t just roll over. That’s always been a big concern of mine. Romney’s advisers/moneymen and early boosters are rife with those who supported cap-and-trade, homo-marriage, Obamacare, amnesty, and any number of pro big-government agendas. As great as it will be to be rid of Obama, conservatives and Tea Party folks are still going to have massive, wearying battles lying ahead.

[Little Bill]

I think Mike should go on a Mission to Kazakhstan.

[Lancey Howard]

...conservatives worry Romney transition chief Mike Leavitt will pack a future Romney administration with moderates...

Great.
How about Mittens bring back people from the Reagan Administration, beginning with Mark Levin?
Mark Levin should be the "transition chief".

[bunnie911]

Vitter is a prostitute using family values hypocrite

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

The real critical positions that conservatives must care about are in the next congress. It makes all the difference in the world in committee chairmen in the house and the senate are conservatives or not.

By far, the most important politician after the president is the senate majority leader. We can but hope that he is a hard nosed conservative, who will strip the Democrat senators of power like Harry Reid did the Republican senators. In past, the Republican senators have acted like abused children, trying to be ingratiating to the Democrats abusing them. This has to stop.

But the more conservatives, especially Tea Party conservatives, that become committee chairmen, the more the country has a chance to get back on track.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_Senate_committees

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_current_United_States_House_of_Representatives_committees

The most important committees to utterly dominate are the Rules committees, that will set the rules for the senate and the house; Appropriations, which will determine what parts of the government are funded OR NOT; and Ways and Means, that sets tax policy.

But none of the other committees can be neglected.

[KantianBurke]

Said it before and I’ll say it again - Vitter should have resigned when his whore hopping became public. Besides the scumbag cheating on his wife part, lets not forget the fact he broke the law AND put himself at risk for blackmail. The fact he’s still in office is a disgrace.

[Colorado Doug]

I say let him put whoever he wants in charge of EPA. Just limit the agency to a $20.00 a year budget to stay within.

[mo]

Sorry to hear that Romney even intends to HAVE an EPA chief...

[Wuli]

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