EPA’s shredding system makes bad news about climate regulations disappear
Federal law mandates an independent scientific review of the possible effects — both good and bad — of proposed environmental regulations before decisionmakers act. The Environmental Protection Agency...
View ArticleBig Green’s ‘sue-and-settle’ strategy draws pushback from states, Congress
Scott Pruitt is Oklahoma‘s attorney general and he’s fed up with Big Green’s outrageously destructive sue-and-settle attacks using endangered species as a weapon to obliterate America’s burgeoning oil...
View ArticleEPA’s secret gas chamber experiments: A deceitful failure
A man — we’ll call him “Subject No. 1” — had a clear plastic pipe stuck into his mouth with his lips sealed around it, while the diesel exhaust from a parked truck outside the gas chamber was mixed...
View ArticleWhat have Republicans got against winning? Lessons learned from Colorado and...
“Infrastructure,” said Rob Witwer, co-author of The Blueprint: How the Democrats won Colorado — and Why Republicans EVERYWHERE Should Care. Infrastructure is the secret that Republicans need to use in...
View ArticleMeet the GOP’s digital media experts who are disrupting the party’s campaign...
A month ago, House Republican Conference Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., announced the new website of House Republicans at GOP.gov. Its design is modern, clean and responsive, it’s...
View ArticleThe loony anti-Keystone campaign
It is the symbol of Big Green’s diehard opposition to hydrocarbons and modern living standards What is this incessant nonsense over Keystone XL? It’s a pipeline, for crying out loud. The United States...
View ArticleStunning Supreme Court victory vindicates property owners beset by Big...
Dick Welsh is not a name you’ll find in Monday’s huge property rights victory at the U.S. Supreme Court, but he was the biggest winner. It was his vindication. Welsh is the Washington state property...
View ArticleSenators John Barrasso, David Vitter and Mike Enzi warn of EPA moves to...
Wyoming welder Andrew Johnson had a state permit, so he thought he was building a perfectly legal stock water pond for his livestock where Six Mile Creek runs through his private farm in Uinta County....
View ArticleIf it’s wet, the EPA wants to regulate it
President Obama’s shameful attacks on his fellow citizens are piling up: his “War on Coal” (a new EPA “climate” rule to destroy the coal industry) and his “War on Ranching” (a half-million-acre...
View ArticleHouse panel hopes to air inconvenient truths about EPA’s ‘war on coal’
President Obama wants to stake his legacy on fighting global warming even if he has to fake it, which he does. That inconvenient truth will get a hearing Thursday by the House Energy and Commerce...
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