Posted on 04/01/2011 9:30:32 AM PDT by Nachum
You can’t blame Americans for feeling as though the government is increasingly crossing boundaries and reaching into their daily lives. The Obama administration and regulatory authorities such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) appear to be coming at us on all fronts.
The Republican-led Congress has been steadfast in its efforts to beat back the EPA. Recent committee hearings have exposed the adverse consequences that the EPA’s regulation of greenhouse gas emissions will have on the job market. Unfortunately for hardworking Americans, the cost of the EPA’s action will make energy prices higher, drive jobs overseas and force more citizens into the unemployment line. Under the Obama administration, the EPA has been transformed into a job-killing machine.
The EPA is donning a new title, as well — “nanny state” behemoth. While many are aware of the fight against cap and trade and the EPA’s regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, the totality of their smaller actions, which often go unnoticed, is starting to add up. They already tell us what kinds of light bulbs we can use and how much water we are allowed to have in our toilets. Now, they have their sights set on our soap.
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Obama administration: The world’s longest lasting “April” Fool’s joke.
If you dig deeper into this mes, you will see the hand of PETM (people for the ethical treatment of microbes)
Eddie Mahkey, the marginal moron of Meffa strikes again. He doesn’t even own a home in MA and hasn’t ever but these idiots keep voting for him.
I bought a big box of Trisodium Phosphate because of these eco-nazis and plan on buying more soon.
Along with my lightbulb hoarding do i need to start collecting soap as well?
Perhaps because it is?
Seems like the commerce laws should come into
play here.
In order to get business, a company lobbies,
smooges, extorts and bribes Congress to pass
corrupt legislation that forces us to purchase
a product we don’t necessarily need or want;
BY VILIFYING
a product / company / private citizen,
AND THUS
interfering with their ability and right to work,
produce and prosper.
I know, I'm starting to run out of room for the light bulbs alone.
On the other hand, this might boost storage shed sales into the stratosphere.
They already messed with detergents by taking the phosphates out.
Now, a dishwasher doesn’t wash since the ‘energy star’ pump motor is about the size of a golf ball and the phosphate is gone.
Mrs. RWA and I just put a bit of phosphate back in with each load, which seems to help. This will work until they ban it.
I hear they’re working on a way to make sure refrigerators aren’t able to cool things.
Your dishwasher's not getting the dishes clean - your toilet won't flush, new light bulbs give you a headaches, the french fries you eat taste like cardboard? Thank a liberal.
It's all real - liberal elites want YOU under their control...
Not to mention what a disaster this would be for people who are forced to use public transportation.
False. It kills bacteria, not viruses. Anyway, since I found out that anti-bacterial soap was developed for the home market of people with AIDS, since they have degraded immune systems and can't fight off bacteria like healthy people can, I stopped using it.
Soap, hah, that is pase...
I clean my hands with hydrocloric Acid.
I just vomit it up and then rinse my hands, been a lot easier since Nov 2008 to do this.
I think I may need to start rendering down liberals for soap...
Seriously though... without light bulbs , soap and toilet paper, we will be like the majority of the muslim world. Its all part of Obamas masterplan.... level the playing field.
Within an hour he will outlaw the traditional right hand handshake as it is “crusader and unsanitary”
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