Posted on 02/26/2014 7:07:06 PM PST by smoothsailing
It's just looting.
Just another day at the whitehouse.
Corrupt from the top down and the watchdog IG’s are either being denied access or being fired.
“Corrupt from the top down and the watchdog IG’s are either being denied access or being fired.”
This is VERY worrisome. They were just about the last line of defense.
“...and later issued non-disclosure agreements to EPA employees.”
I just can’t believe that this is legal or enforceable.
Yes it is...I never thought I’d live to see our nation on the road to a corrupt third world country.
It’s gotten past the point where there are enough lamp posts in DC to hang all the criminals.
The EPA has outlived any usefullness it may have once had. It needs to be shut down.
I couldn’t agree more, my FRiend.
The EPA never had any usefulness. Problems with pollution could have been handled by the courts.
As for this latest lawlessness on the part of our government, nothing will happen. It will all be forgotten.
I thought as much. I read somewhere that air quality got better faster in the years before the EPA was formed than it has since.
” - - - “The whole agency seems to be in complete disarray, which is exactly why we need to have a full [Environment and Public Works] Committee hearing on the fraud surrounding this case and other prevalent problems.” - - - “
Speaker Boehner has chosen to coverup this Constitutional violation.
It is time to insist that Boehner resign as Speaker, so that New Speaker Trey Gowdy can appoint a House Special Investigator.
Same thing with the formation of unions. The only reason unions were able to come into existence is that workers were already gaining some clout. Unions just took over and claimed the credit for higher wages and better working conditions.
Make it so, Graewoulf, Make it so!
Ok, this grabbed my attention. The EPA has a Homeland Security Office? HUH?
What’s that all about?
Hmm.
...an investigation into the mismanagement that allowed a senior EPA official to bilk taxpayers for nearly $900,000, the EPA Inspector General said in a letter to Sen. David Vitter (R., La.) released Wednesday. EPA employees threatened Inspector General investigators, refused to cooperate, and handed out non-disclosure agreements to other employees to keep them from being interviewed, EPA Inspector General Arthur Elkins Jr. wrote in response to a request for information by Vitter on the case.
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