[xzins]

Selective prosecution for the same offense is hypocrisy, but it is also unjust.

[rktman]

Winning is AWESOME! What a Christmas season.

[going hot]

They going to go after those responsible and fine them/imprison them?

Or

Are the taxpayers going to pay the "fine" ?

[ari-freedom]

That’s what happens when the EPA focuses on seltzer bubbles and every other little thing in the universe instead of clean air and water.

[rdcbn]

The EPA has classified plowed farm fields as mini mountain ranges and rain water filled ruts on dirt roads as wet lands to impose EPA regulations on them
EPA has monumentally overreached in epic fashion and needs to slapped down or eliminated.

[GailA]

Btt

[Sequoyah101]

And the Animas River in the canyon is coated with red/orange sludge that isn’t coming off.

I also know someone prosecuted by EPA for somethign someone else did. EPA spent more than two years with several FBI agents for the investigation of two gallons of paint solvent dumped into a disposal facility by a malicious employee.

EPA needs to die. Worst thing Nixon ever did.

[Bubba_Leroy]

Trump should take a page out of Obama’s playbook. Immediately after Trump is sworn in instruct his Justice Department to enter into an agreed judgment holding the EPA liable and gutting it. By way of damages direct most of the EPA’s budget to various conservative organizations.

[george76]

EPA << intentionally >> dumped millions of gallons of toxic waste into the drinking water ...

-2- of two different rivers last year

3- Navajo Nation is also suing the EPA

[Savage Beast]

Not only should the "EPA" be held accountable, but so should the individual people responsible for its actions. They should face the same--or more severe--penalties as those back-hoe operators who caused difficulties By ACCIDENT!

Public officials, beaurocrats, and those holding elected or other office must not be allowed to hide behind their official positions to protect them from accountability. They must be held personally responsible for their actions.

[dangus]

You spelled “yuge” wrong. ;-)

[The Sons of Liberty]

The EPA is without a doubt the most corrupt agency in the Obama Administration.

The IRS might dispute that.

[GOYAKLA]

The First Backhoe Operator should sue for damages, using Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution.

[Scythian_Reborn]

CAN SOMEBODY MAKE AN “OFFICIAL” WINNING IMAGE THAT WE CAN POST ON THESE THREADS FOR EVERY WIN, PUT SOME TIME INTO IT, WE NEED AN OFFICIAL WINNING IMAGE THAT GOES VIRAL THAT FOR THE NEXT 8 YEARS WE CAN POST ON EVERY THREAD, TWEET, FACEBOOK POST FOR TRUMP WINS AND DRIVE THE LIBS CRAZY !!!

[Amendment10]

"The EPA is without a doubt the most corrupt agency in the Obama Administration."

FR: Never Accept the Premise of Your Opponent’s Argument

While corrupt Congress letting federal regulatory agencies under the lawless Obama Administration get away with stealing state powers to oppress citizens is a major problem, it remains that there are probably many so-called federal regulatory agencies that actually don’t have the constitutional authority to exist imo, the EPA being one of them.

In fact, citizens should not have to comply with federal regulations that are made by non-elected federal officials, especially when such regulations have no constitutional justification. Citizens should comply only with regulations and laws that are made by elected members of Congress which are reasonably justified under Congress’s constitutional Article I, Section 8-limited powers.

In other words, lawmakers need to start taking responsibility for Section 8-based regulations and laws instead of unconstitutionally front-ending the federal government with non-elected bureaucrats who steal state powers to oppress citizens as previously mentioned.

Patriots need to work with Trump to either eliminate unconstitutional federal agencies, or successfully petition the states to amend the Constitution to justify such agencies.