[UCFRoadWarrior]

Germany has followed a sane policy. The US has not, but it will take more years and more deterioration before the nitwits and peddlers of one-sided trade as free trade will admit the to the disasters they have brought.

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Great postings Will....I am never to explain it so eloquently.

[Democrat_media]

And you all think the EPA and democrats will allow any company to feasibly manufacture anything in the U.S.?

Think again. The 100,000 pages of government anti-business and pro-union regulations are not enough for the socialists, the democrats.

The EPA is about to TOTALLY ban all coal power plant construction, and and any new manufacturing construction:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2605230/posts

If Democrats take a drubbing in November, the Obama Administration is likely to turn to regulation to achieve its “transformational” agenda. Which is all the more reason to cheer on Texas as it pushes back against the EPA’s illegal attempt to rewrite the nation's clean air laws.

To wit, the Lone Star State is resisting the Environmental Protection Agency's decision to regulate carbon under the clean air laws of the 1970s. These regulations will be damaging enough on their own. But the EPA and chief Lisa Jackson are also threatening to punish Texas and other green dissenters with a de facto moratorium on any major energy or construction projects. Just what the economy needs.

[Democrat_media]

The problem is too much government. The EPA has crippled U.S. manufacturing. The EPA is about to totally destroy what's left of manufacturing in the U.S.A and the economy.What would your proposals and or import restrictions do to stop that? Nothing. And you all think the EPA and democrats will allow any company to feasibly manufacture anything in the U.S.?

Think again. The 100,000 pages of government anti-business and pro-union regulations are not enough for the socialists, the democrats.

The EPA is about to TOTALLY ban all coal power plant construction, and and any new manufacturing construction:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2605230/posts

If Democrats take a drubbing in November, the Obama Administration is likely to turn to regulation to achieve its “transformational” agenda. Which is all the more reason to cheer on Texas as it pushes back against the EPA’s illegal attempt to rewrite the nation's clean air laws.

To wit, the Lone Star State is resisting the Environmental Protection Agency's decision to regulate carbon under the clean air laws of the 1970s. These regulations will be damaging enough on their own. But the EPA and chief Lisa Jackson are also threatening to punish Texas and other green dissenters with a de facto moratorium on any major energy or construction projects. Just what the economy needs.