Floodplain executive order: Latest Obama power grab Another illegal action unlikely to be challenged in court? Written by Reid Rosenthal on May 1, 2015 · 1 Comment Millions of Americans living and working in floodplains and other low-lying areas are at acute risk of being inundated – not by rising water, but by a tidal wave of federal regulations – courtesy of the Obama Administration. With public attention riveted on the chaotic developments in the Middle East and the severe cold weather […] Continue reading here »
[VIDEO] California Gov. Brown’s EMERGENCY Executive Order Calls for $500 Fine for Long Showers Written by Reid Rosenthal on April 11, 2015 · Have a comment? Californians will soon be dreamin’ of the green lawns and long showers of yesteryear. Under a new executive order, Gov. Jerry Brown (D-CA) said Californians will face heavy fines for overuse of the drought-ridden state’s water; the first time in history the entire state will have to abide by strict water restrictions. Brown announced the executive action […] Continue reading here »
Ozone overreach Written by Reid Rosenthal on February 24, 2015 · Have a comment? Ozone overreach Friend, EPA has become President Obama’s economic wrecking ball. Its proposed new ozone standards are a prime example. Alan Caruba cites a National Association of Manufacturers study at CFACT.org which concludes that, “a 60 ppb ozone standard would result in a GDP reduction of $270 billion per year, a loss of up to […] Continue reading here »
UN Climate Chief: We Are Remaking The World Economy Written by Reid Rosenthal on February 13, 2015 · Have a comment? The United Nation’s climate chief says that reordering the global economy to fight climate change is the “most difficult” task the international body has ever undertaken. “This is probably the most difficult task we have ever given ourselves, which is to intentionally transform the economic development model, for the first time in human history,” Christiana […] Continue reading here »
Obama’s Massive Land Grab Has Alaska Furious: ‘We Will Fight Back’ Written by Reid Rosenthal on January 30, 2015 · Have a comment? President Obama announced Sunday that his administration plans to lock up the oil-rich 1.5 million acre Arctic National Wildlife Refuge coastal plain and offshore areas in Alaska from oil and gas exploration. Obama is asking Congress to designate 12 million acres of ANWR as a “wilderness” to keep it off-limits to development, despite widespread Native Alaskan support […] Continue reading here »
Obama’s EPA Rules 43x Longer Than Bible Written by Reid Rosenthal on January 9, 2015 · Have a comment? The Obama administration has flooded the nation once again with hundreds of thousands of pages of new regulations as the year comes to a close. But just how many pages is shocking when you think about it. Just take Obama’s new rules for the Environmental Protection Agency for instance. Just his changes to regulations that […] Continue reading here »
Happy New Year 2015! Written by Reid Rosenthal on January 1, 2015 · Have a comment? Continue reading here »
Don’t Miss These Last-Minute Tax Breaks For Buyers And Sellers Written by Reid Rosenthal on December 30, 2014 · Have a comment? Let’s face it — the last thing you want to worry about after that second glass of eggnog is what you might have to look forward to come tax day … in April. But I promise you, it’s worth paying attention now so that you can save later. After more than a year of debate, […] Continue reading here »
Merry Christmas-Happy Chanukah Written by Reid Rosenthal on December 25, 2014 · Have a comment? Continue reading here »
Emails Reveal EPA Imposing ‘Progressive National Policy Written by Reid Rosenthal on November 20, 2014 · Have a comment? Newly revealed emails show Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials discussing their excitement about being “at the forefront of progressive national policy on one of the critical issues of our time.” Email exchanges between EPA chief Lisa Jackson and former EPA policy office head Lisa Heinzerling show the process behind the agency’s controversial decision to begin regulating “greenhouse gases,” […] Continue reading here »