Posted on 11/19/2014 3:55:39 PM PST by OneLoyalAmerican
WASHINGTON Two of Texas most prominent members of Congress squared off moments ago on the House floor as members prepare to vote on a bill Republicans say will end the EPAs reliance on scientific studies whose data arent fully available to the public.
The Secret Science Reform Act of 2014 would require the Environmental Protection Agency to base its rules only on scientific studies whose data can be shared in sufficient details that other researchers can duplicate the research. A vote is expected within the hour, and this post will be updated with its results.
The bill, should it pass the Senate, faces a likely veto. The White House explained its thinking on the topic in a memo published Monday.
(Excerpt) Read more at bizbeatblog.dallasnews.com ...
Alright!! Start reining these idiots in!
Greetings TWhiteBear:
My Congressman, Bill Johnson (R-OH) was a co-sponsor.
Cheers,
OLA
Every rule and regulation they attack Americans with legally should go through congress. These agencies are a violation of the constitution.
Greetings FreeAtlanta:
Agreed. This bill is a baby step towards that goal.
Cheers,
OLA
Greetings refermech:
From my pollution response experience, USEPA is a make work program attempting to justify the agency’s continued existence.
If USEPA entirely disappeared tomorrow, no one would notice.
Cheers,
OLA
Reid will table it. Democrats hate truth. It upsets their agenda.
This will likely DIE in the lame duck Senate. Come January and the new Congress it will be time to do it again. Make the “most transparent administration in history” veto it if he doesn’t like this transparency bill.
Blech... I need some brain-bleach after reading the original article (at the link). Time was, “news” outlets would at least *pretend* to be unbiased; no more, it seems.
This reads like a newsletter of a college “Save the Trees” club...
The Marxist party will fight ferociously to protect the
Enemy of the
People of
America
and bootlicking Republican appeasers will let them win.
i.e. what formerly was known as "science"
It should be awfully revealing to look at that roll call. I bet the "nays" are primarily the same morons claiming that their opponent are "anti-science"
Lamar is my Rep. - thank you!
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