Posted on 05/28/2014 4:02:30 PM PDT by lbryce
That question should be posed to the US congress. It is they, the spineless bastards that have abdicated their Constitutional duties and ceded "lawmaking" to the executive branch. BTW, the EPA and the rest of the fascist regulatory agencies are part of the executive branch.
Ask your senator or rep why they refuse to assert their congressional responsibilities and then listen to the mealy mouthed excuses. Nauseating.
“Surviving” such as your or I or any of “us” would suffer is not an issue for the elite. Profs would “understand” that they WILL pass. No problem.
Liberal CNN Anchor Thinks Michelle Obama Can Sign Bills Into Law
CNN news anchor Carol Costello — who frequently demonstrates an inability to understand that anchors don’t inject personal political commentary into their broadcasts — proved Tuesday that she’s confused about a lot of things after claiming that First Lady Michelle Obama “signed the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act into law.”
Costello made the gaffe during a segment on rising opposition to the act, which was the first lady’s initiative but — as the Constitution has stipulated for 225 years — was signed by President Obama. The anchor began by playing a clip from a rally supporting the bill when it was ratified four years ago.
“That was Mrs. Obama back in 2010, when she signed the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act into law,” Costello declared. “Well now some members of Congress and the food industry want to roll back that initiative and loosen requirements to cut costs.”
Last week, a GOP-controlled House subcommittee advanced an initiative waiving certain expensive food requirements contained in the bill if a school district posts a six-month net loss on the program.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Obama pushed back on the House’s move, claiming Republicans are “play[ing] politics with our kids’ health.”
http://dailycaller.com/2014/05/27/liberal-cnn-anchor-thinks-michelle-obama-can-sign-bills-into-law/
The stupidity showed by these anchorettes and persons of Congress should be amazing but they are par for the course these days
Uh... let’s see... over here, meatball sub; over there, carrot sticks, celery and a hardboiled egg.
Meatball sub, carrot sticks...
Meatball sub, carrot sticks...
Hmmmm... what a tough choice!
LOL.
Christopher Hitchens, God rest his soul, got ahold of Moochelle's thesis from her Ivy League school and reported that it was written "in no known language."
Thanks for the link. Lame and all about being black. THAT’S all she learned? Apparently.
That’s what dictators do. ‘Do what I say, not what I do’.
Phony phakers.
aka I hate whitey!!!
pretty much...
Yeah, well I signed one that says her law is no good. How about that, First Lady Gorilla?
FMCDH(BITS)
My boys today at ‘school’ had spareribs with pineapple, chocolate milk, Dunkin Donuts, and cookies. Of course, after lunch, they relaxed. I don’t need to know what’s on the school’s lunch menu as we home school.
VEGGIES ARE FOR THE PEONS!!!!!
Just Look At Her Thighs And Arse!
I had cafeteria duty today at school in Queens, NY. The fare was romaine lettuce (hardly anyone took any), apples/oranges (made great basketballs to attempt shots into the garbage cans later, uneaten), rice, some kind of meat glop, corn mixed with chopped onions and pepper. OR, you could get a turkey wrap the size of a walnut, a PB&J sandwich or bologna with cheese & stuff on whole wheat. Yesterday it was frozen pizza, mozzarella sticks, various crummy sandwiches such as the above and third-rate apples. The unfortunate kids who arrive late have to make do with whatever the cafeteria staff can scrounge up. Like a scoop of shredded cheese and a tortilla, a scoop of rice, whatever physical vaguely edible stuff they can toss into a styrofoam divided plate. Poor kids. No wonder the vending machine is so popular.
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