Strong for who?
Posted on 07/17/2013 7:38:17 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Former Clinton administration officials and congressional leaders packed into the Environmental Protection Agency headquarters Wednesday to mark the building's renaming in honor of former President Bill Clinton.
"This is a very strong building, and Bill Clinton was a very strong president," Senator Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., said as she welcomed guests to what is now the William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building. Boxer sponsored the legislation to change the building's name.
In front of family and friends Clinton strongly defended his environmental legacy, saying his administration's efforts to promote clean air, conserve land, and combat dirty water made a big difference in Americans' lives.
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I would like to get a law passed at the NATIONAL level...that NO Building, Road, structure, etc....is EVER named for ANY ELECTED official....yes, even Reagan....name them after those lost in WAR!!!
Does the building look phallic?
One of the most worthless organizations honoring one of the most worthless presidents ... how appropriate.
Is the EPA regulating Precious Bodily Fluids now?
Strong for who?
Will it have a humidor?
It’d be more appropriate for the CDC to have a building named after Slick.
The EPA moved into a double wide?
And Barbara Boxer promoting it...even more appropriate.
There'll be one next to every sink.
Does it include a cigar shaped reflecting pool surrounded by a shrub garden?
Seems appropriate since the EPA is full of hot air
So bad, but so funny!
So when tourists take their kids to tour the EPA will they be told that the building is named after an adulterer, perjurer, and a man who was impeached. Actually the EPA is doing more to destroy the American standard of living than any government entity present and past. It is entirely fitting and appropriate that it bears the name of a certified lowlife. This is an excellent example of how far America has declined and how decadent we have become.
The most interesting feature are sink/urinals that blow dry the user every 10 minutes, with a female voice saying “oh baby.”
Is it called the Sinkmeister building?
Well, there was that toxic spill on that blue fabric ... that’s EPA-worthy.
My dream to close down the EPA and implode their building has just become an obsession.
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