[cherry]

convenient isn’t it...the govt has all this power and they still aren’t held to any responsibility.

[CardCarryingMember.VastRightWC]

"the govt has all this power and they still aren’t held to any responsibility."

Of course not! The underlings who made the mistake are not the ones ultimately responsible for paying for the mistake.

That responsibility belongs to the boss at the very top of the organization.

Q: And who is the boss of the government? Who is it they serve?

A: The taxpayers!

Yes, "the buck stops" at the taxpayers' door. They are the ones who must pay for the damages.

See? Isn't Liberal Logic simple?

[Thibodeaux]

no, that is not what was said. The EPA said you did it wrong. Two proper avenues to proceed were then suggested.

It seems to me that Federal court would provide the same answer. Congress has always been a way to remedy damages to citizens by the government.

[CardCarryingMember.VastRightWC]

And after Congress pays this whopping bill by raising new revenue from the taxpayers, they must double the EPA's budget, because the only way to prevent future tragedies like this is to shovel more $$ to the agency whose task it is to prevent tragedies like this.

Naturally, that's the EPA's mission.

More Liberal Logic.