[Olog-hai]

Kind of a lame way to whitewash Cass Sunstein, yes?

[what's up]

3 items is a war?

[cardinal4]

Gimme a break..

[House Atreides]

Streamline 100 regulations and publish 20,000 more.

Sure, we really believe that Cass Sunstein has the good of the country in his heart-—NOT!!!

LA Times propaganda.

[Army Air Corps]

Okay, I had to make sure this wasn’t a Semi-News/Semi-Satire thread.

[Army Air Corps]

Something for the List.

[ansel12]

Truly the stuff of giants.

[detective]

The article was written by the some Obama Administration public relations flack. The so called “journalist” obediently put his name on the article as ordered. It is nothing but shameful, dishonest lying.

[Tzimisce]

In other news, Hitler is in a war against anti-semetism...

[Bender2]

Re: Ever come back from a trip overseas, only to find yourself stuck in a horrifyingly long line at immigration control? Now there’s a program called Global Entry that allows frequent travelers to undergo a pre-screening process…. This program actually started under George W. Bush, but the Obama administration has expanded it big time. I’ve tried it, and it works.

Yes, praise Allah that Obama had that red tape further reduced! Otherwise... I'd never got back in the US after my visit to Dagestan!

Gadzooks! That Obama just keeps on... serving us!

[Huskrrrr]

[blueunicorn6]

“Ever struggle with those accordion-like rubber sleeves on the nozzles at gas stations?”

Nope. You’d think this Democrat could keep his purse out of the way when he’s filling up his Chevy Volt. He probably has his wife open up his frapacino, too.

[Mortrey]

Now there’s a program called Global Entry that allows -terrorists- to undergo a pre-screening process…

[kabar]

20+ page application for Obamacare.

[Lancey Howard]

The new FAFSA still asks too many questions—116, compared to 127 on the old one—but it’s a big improvement.

Oh thank you thank you THANK YOU President Ubama! Now when I apply for my welfare handout to send my kid to college, it will be MUCH easier. The LA Times is giving rat operatives a free forum now? That paper just keeps getting worse.

[vette6387]

Come on Koch Bros! Buy this Pylish Hit and either fumigate it or shut it down. Either way they would be doing the patriotic thing.

[AZLiberty]

I guess we can forgive a government for taking away our freedom if they perform the modern equivalent of making the trains run on time.

[EricT.]

Ever struggle with those accordion-style rubber sleeves on nozzles at the gas station? The sleeve—technically a “vapor recovery nozzle”—was required by the EPA to keep gasoline vapors from leaking into the air.

I've been all over the country and only ever saw those in Khalifornistan.

[csmusaret]

To date the regulations to implement Obamacare make a stack over 7 feet tall.

[fnord]

“Ever struggle with those accordion-style rubber sleeves on nozzles at the gas station? The sleeve—technically a “vapor recovery nozzle”—was required by the EPA to keep gasoline vapors from leaking into the air. But most cars and trucks now have technology that does the job better, so last year the EPA abolished the nozzle requirement. Because each sleeve-equipped nozzle can cost as much as $300, the change will save gas stations thousands of dollars.”

So, mandating that gas pumps have these (seemingly complex) sleeves, at a cost of $300, was a good thing.
Now, NOT requiring them, after the money was already spent, is also a good thing.
Perhaps the next step is the Feds requiring the REMOVAL of these sleeves, at a cost of more than $300. And that will also be a good thing.

Voila, the feds can claim credit for doing three good things even if that leaves us right back where we were.

Except they added more and more rules and bureaucrats, ‘mandated’ untold millions out of businessmen’s pockets (not counting kickbacks from the sleeve vendors), annoying and impoverishing millions as the end result.

Only the feds would call this a success, and only the MSM would trumpet it joyously.