Posted on 05/02/2020 2:52:04 PM PDT by weston
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Q #4290 available
Johnson & Johnson to stop selling talc-based baby powder in U.S., Canada
I thought J&J already stopped making talc based baby powder...substituting talc with cornstarch?
Powder with cornstarch is in our bathroom :)
Happy to hear this.
The restrictions are ridiculous.
The first indicated that the bum chose not to be present at the unveiling. The headline was changed to make Trump seem petulant.
O’Bozo is the one in a snit and refusing to go to the WH for the unveiling while Trump is president.
Sparky’s all wee-weed up!
Trump should unveil the portrait, tell everyone why 0bama refused to show up & then display the painting in the basement bathroom.
POTUS should hang Obama’s portrait with the portraits of the First Ladies. :)
As economy begins to reopen, Trump signs executive order ‘Bill of Rights’ to protect businesses
The order also asks agencies to speed up the rule-making, which could shave off years of regulatory deliberations
By Carrie Sheffield Last Updated:May 19, 2020 - 7:06pm
FTA
As the country grapples with record unemployment in the wake of the coronavirus shutdown, President Trump signed an executive order Tuesday directing federal agencies to use emergency authorities to quickly identify regulations that can be rescinded or temporarily waived to spur job growth.
The executive order includes a “Regulatory Bill of Rights,” putting the onus on rule-makers to be circumscribed and transparent in how they go about enforcing violations.
identified in section 1 of this order.”
The “Regulatory Bill of Rights” contained in the executive order are listed below:
(a) The Government should bear the burden of proving an alleged violation of law; the subject of enforcement should not bear the burden of proving compliance.
(b) Administrative enforcement should be prompt and fair.
(c) Administrative adjudicators should be independent of enforcement staff.
(d) Consistent with any executive branch confidentiality interests, the Government should provide favorable relevant evidence in possession of the agency to the subject of an administrative enforcement action.
(e) All rules of evidence and procedure should be public, clear, and effective.
(f) Penalties should be proportionate, transparent, and imposed in adherence to consistent standards and only as authorized by law.
(g) Administrative enforcement should be free of improper Government coercion.
(h) Liability should be imposed only for violations of statutes or duly issued regulations, after notice and an opportunity to respond.
(i) Administrative enforcement should be free of unfair surprise.
(j) Agencies must be accountable for their administrative enforcement decisions.
Is this true foe every state, or on a state-by-state basis?
Thank You All so much for the Birthday wishes!
In most states, the legislatures have by law given governors a wide range of emergency powers that have the force of law.
But they do not override the Constitution, federal or state.
So Schiff says that .... there have been public reports that ... which means that someone made something up. Then Schiff goes on with his questioning as if those “public reports” were true. This is just sickening.
Jem.. I appreciate the tag. Til was one of my friends on FB but frankly I have lost tract of many of the screennames/real names of people. Til was not an active poster but did like something of mine now and then or write a short comment. Not so much that her posts would be prominent on my wall. But in looking at her wall, there were very few from her.. many to her from family. In the post Neets did, I have on my friends list all of the people she mentioned and several I can’t recall their screennames. I have always been terrible with names.
Jean would have been 90 next month. Her husband is still living and they are in Texas - near Waco. No service information at this point/private possibly
So many targets, so little time - ‘Wait, this is real?’ Matt Lauer’s written a piece impugning Ronan Farrow’s credibility and it’s going about as well as could be expected for him - https://twitchy.com/sarahd-313035/2020/05/19/wait-this-is-real-matt-lauers-written-a-piece-impugning-ronan-farrows-credibility-and-its-going-about-as-well-as-could-be-expected-for-him/
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