[toenail]

Roscoe, there is no mention of abortion clinics, because the regulations are blanket regulations. Do you understand what selective unenforcement is? That's a basic question. Do you understand, at all, that there are simply unwritten bureaucratic cultural tendencies to more vigorously enforce laws against some people as opposed to others, calculated by political interests?

By the way, you never commented on my other two points: that (1) Bush should veto any funding to abortion groups, and (2), given his family's long neo-Malthusian obsession with population control, he's not likely to do anything at all to stop abortion.

[Roscoe]

Roscoe, there is no mention of abortion clinics, because the regulations are blanket regulations.

And who made the OSHA regulations and determines their meaning and the scope of their application?

Do you understand what selective unenforcement is?

For the purpose of judicial review?

For the purpose of the President ordering an agency to change course?

Once again, pursuant to what law could a President order a change in the manner that regulations are interpreted and/or applied by a regulatory agency?