Obama signs slew of bills

politico ^ | 1/14/13 | DONOVAN SLACK

[ColdOne]

President Obama on Monday signed 20 bills into law, from legislation naming post offices to bills authorizing intelligence spending and increasing penalties for stealing trade secrets for the benefit of foreign entities.

Among the new laws are the "North Korean Child Welfare Act of 2012," which requires the State Department to regularly brief Congress on efforts to advocate for North Korean children, and the "Drywall Safety Act of 2012," which would limit sulfur content and establish drywall labeling requirements.

Also on the list: the "Clothe a Homeless Hero Act," which requires the TSA to make every

[ColdOne]

H.R. 6586, the "Space Exploration Sustainability Act," which extends from July 1, 2016, through December 31, 2020, authority for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to make certain payments to Russia related to work on the International Space Station; and extends, to entities that apply for licenses in calendar year 2013, authority for the Department of Transportation to pay claims for damages resulting from commercial space launches or reentries above the amount of insurance required by Federal law;

S. 3472, the "Uninterrupted Scholars Act (USA)," which authorizes, in certain circumstances, the release of child education records without parental consent, and eliminates parental notification requirements for information requested for certain court proceedings;

[Army Air Corps]

Ping.

[Farmer Dean]

How about “The Americans with no Abilities Act?”
Then ALL of Obama’s supporters can jump on the Government Gravy Train.

[Dead Corpse]

Was there anything he signed that Congress actually had an Art 1 Sec 8 power to enact?

[circlecity]

"Among the new laws are the "North Korean Child Welfare Act of 2012," which requires the State Department to regularly brief Congress on efforts to advocate for North Korean children, and the "Drywall Safety Act of 2012," which would limit sulfur content and establish drywall labeling requirements."

The fiscal house is burning down and this stuff is the nonsense congress is wasting its time (and our money) with.

[A message]

Busy day. Need some time off and a round of golf afterwards.

[A message]

Busy day. Need some time off and a round of golf afterwards.

[Gasshog]

well damn. I thought from the title he just paid off all our bills from his personal stash.

[EternalVigilance]

S. 3472, the "Uninterrupted Scholars Act (USA)," which authorizes, in certain circumstances, the release of child education records without parental consent, and eliminates parental notification requirements for information requested for certain court proceedings;

Well, they have no regard for enumerated God-given, unalienable rights, so it sure isn't surprising that they don't have any regard either for the sort of unenumerated rights the Ninth Amendment talks about.

[Logical me]

The communists growth in America is growing and it is about at a level that it can never be overcome. Goodbye America.