Posted on 11/18/2015 7:49:04 AM PST by rktman
The battle to save the coal industry by blocking the EPA's new rules on carbon emissions switched to the Senate yesterday and resulted in a victory.
The vote - 52-46 - was largely symbolic because the president has indicated he will veto the legislation and supporters do not have anywhere near the 66 votes necessary to override Obama's action. But the fight against these rules is also happening in federal court where there is a better chance to defeat the plans of the president.
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I know addition is hard but dang......come on now. It’s not that hard.
keep making him veto stuff. Paint him and the RATS with the vetoes, then bury the RATS with it in the elections.
Hmmmm. Kinda thinkin’ the lib assclowns that vote absolutely LOVE the lyin’ king shoving it down the republicrats throats with vetoes. And, the mofree bunch will turn out to vote for mofree stuff. Free to them maybe.
There were 3.
Sen Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.), Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) voted with the Democrats against the measures.
Sen Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.), Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) voted with the Democrats against the measures.
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