Posted on 12 November 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: 111th Congress on 6 January, 15 January 2009, 60-days to review and reverse with a simple party-line, Barbara Boxer, Bush's Regulation Blizzard Clock Stops, Congressional Review Act of 1996, could reverse the Bush Administration's midnight regula, Denis Campbell, Ed Markey, even ones already in effect, George Bush, growing support in Congress, House, instructed federal agency heads to make sure any new re, obscure piece of legislation, Senate, sneak it through, W's team wants to finalize energy and environmental reg, White House chief of staff Joshua Bolten, White House made a timing mistake
by Denis Campbell
Just when George Bush thought he could sneak it through, there is growing support in Congress for an obscure piece of legislation that could reverse the Bush Administration’s midnight regulation rush — even ones already in effect. W’s team wants to finalize energy and environmental regulations by November so Barack Obama can’t undo [...]
Play at home, amuse your friends. In the true spirit of March Madness brackets destroyed yesterday by Villanova and Kansas. Here is something to replace it.
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