Posted on 01/21/2011 12:34:24 PM PST by 92nina
...The REINS Act requires Congress to affirm any major rule authored by an executive agency. The bill promises true reform to scale back growing regulatory overreach under the Obama Administration, which, despite its lip service to prudence, continues to see regulatory action as the preferred avenue for controversial policy. In 2009, Congress passed and the President signed into law only 125 bills while over 3,000 rules were administered unaccountably by regulatory bureaucrats...
(Excerpt) Read more at fiscalaccountability.org ...
Take the fight to the Libs on their own turf; put the Left on the defensive at at Digg and at Reddit and in Delicious and Stumbleupon
I don’t tend to click on links if I don’t know what they are. Are those discussion sites or something?
CFA, (or as they call themselves the Center for Fiscal Accountability,) is another DC based think tank. I think they focus mainly on government transparent spending and such.
Oh, sorry. I was referring to the Digg, Redditt, delicious or whatever links.
Oh those links, those are social media sites that have user submitted links. Tend to have lots of loony Liberals; for some reason they have trouble understanding the Conservative point-of-view. But a strong offense is a good defense.
Gotcha. I’ll check them out, then. Maybe get active there.
If the best defense is a good offense, it’s a good thing I’m really offensive.
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