Judge block [sic] Gulf offshore drilling moratorium

Breitbart ^ | 6/22/2010 | AP

[Army Air Corps]

Ping.

[Mr. Lucky]

The rule of law is such a b*tch.

[Pikachu_Dad]

a block of a block?

[Raycpa]

Obama gets best of both worlds with this ruling.

[Cboldt]

Gulf Oil Spill Moratorium Decision (Hornbeck v. Salazar CA 10-1663) - 75 kB pdf file

[MIlle]

The douchebag congresscritter Markey from Mass. was just on MSNBC whining about the decision. No further evidence is necessary to know it was a wise judicial move.

[Senator_Blutarski]

General McChrystal goes rogue.

Housing sales dip.

Judge slams Obama's drilling ban.

Gaza heats up.

Blago is on trial.

Polls say Hillary better POTUS than Obama.

No Congressional budget this year.

Insurance costs rise.

Other than that, how was the play Mrs. Lincoln?

[ilovesarah2012]

Not a good week for Obama. I love it.

[Tublecane]

“a block of a block?”

Me must have a moratorium on moratoriums.

[randog]

LOL!!

[Loud Mime]

The child president gets slapped again.

[Jackson57]

Oh the irony ... tonight’s MSM “news” reports will be whining about legislating from the bench. Liberals love it when Fed judges step in to rule in their favor, but oh the injustice when one rules against them.

[LowTaxesEqualProsperity]

This alien needs to be removed before the nation is put in an irreparable condition.

[Islaminaction]

Weren’t we told that all the worlds problems would disappear, if Obama won the election?

[Raycpa]

Not even God can repair the damage Bush did in 4 short years.

[BP2]

From the ruling:

On the record now before the Court, the defendants have failed
to cogently reflect the decision to issue a blanket, generic,
indeed punitive, moratorium with the facts developed during the
thirty-day review. The plaintiffs have established a likelihood of
successfully showing that the Administration acted arbitrarily and
capriciously in issuing the moratorium.

BRAVO!

[Uncle Chip]

He’ll be summoned to the Oval Office too. How dare he —

[mlizzy]

[Cboldt]

The judge had to find that, because the standard of review is "arbitrary and capricious." That is, any administrative order that is NOT arbitrary and capricious (and is not otherwise unconstitutional), stands.