[cripplecreek]

Officials with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, utilities and environmental groups were still reviewing the proposed rules Monday and didn't have specifics on the impact for Minnesota. But they agreed the rules will help the environment and the economy.

Trust us.

[texas booster]

Isn't MN one of those states with power plants lining the Mississippi River?

Perhaps most of that power really goes to cities back east, including Chicago.

I would keep making more power and just sell it at higher rates.

After all, didn't the Dems in Chicago vote twice for their man?

[relictele]

Officials with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, utilities and environmental groups were still reviewing the proposed rules Monday and didn't have specifics on the impact for Minnesota.

Here's the impact, you flat-accented simps: you're screwed.

Of course, you willingly sent Mondale, Klobuchar, and Al bloody Franken to DC so enjoy reaping what you've sown.

[smokingfrog]

I didn’t realize than Minnesota was such a big polluter. /s

[Pearls Before Swine]

Use of wood stoves will have to be limited at gunpoint by the State Environmental Police. 40 Below Zero is no excuse! /S

[DManA]

I’d like to see some state just look the Feds in they eye and say no. What are they going to do? Invade? Fine them $trillion/day?

I know it won’t be Mn.

[PATRIOT1876]

30 below and not enough heat.

Gonna predict an exodus from cold old Minnesota

[onedoug]

Who made soebarkah dictator? Where in the hell is Congress?

[The Great RJ]

Minnesotans better get ready to bend over and grip their ankles as electric rates in that state will skyrocket and jobs will vanish. The Twin Cities will rapidly become the next Detroit.

[ridesthemiles]

Future Minnesota headlines:\

Thousands die from cold weather, as no power to heat their homes.

[csmusaret]

So what would Obama do if every coal fired power plant in America shut down tomorrow?