Congress sets up the laws and allows the agencies to develop the means of implementing those laws. That is the FACT you seem to want to ignore.
If the agency subsequently exceeds its authority or Congressional wishes Congress can easily rule it in. The fact that it does not seems to indicate that Congress supports the EPA. And there is no real opposition to most of its actions in the people at large either. Only a fool would conclude otherwise. Do you think 40 years of propagandizing has had no effect of how people think, especially younger people, about the environment and man’s role within it?
Insulting those who tell you the truth won’t help you get to the bottom of things either. But I am sure vomiting out inflammatory (and completely useless) rhetoric is more to your liking.
You don’t have a clue what you’re talking about, eco-fascist.
You ignored every question I asked, which is typical of leftists like you. You come on here humping the skunk, telling everyone how much you know about the EPA and congress passing laws. Yet you can’t answer a single question posed to you. Well, go rub obuma’s back, DU troll.
And you’re the bed-wetter who started hurling insults, goosestepper, so expect return fire.
You’re on the wrong website, little SOB. Head back to DU before the kitties are called and you’re zapped.