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The Earth-molesters are gonna hate that! villager Sep 2015 #1
Other states can seek to intervene in the current case branford Sep 2015 #2
EPA "overreach" as in "protecting the environment?" villager Sep 2015 #3
"Overreach" means acting without authority, nothing more, nothing less. branford Sep 2015 #4
Essentially, you don't want no gubmint telling you what you can do with a stream. villager Sep 2015 #6
I think you need to complain to the Supreme Court about EPA authority, not me. branford Sep 2015 #7
And what are these bad "ends" the EPA is after, that have caused liberal ol' you... villager Sep 2015 #10
It sounded more like they explaining why the EPA does not have the legal authority under the law to cstanleytech Sep 2015 #8
It sounds like they were explaining the ruling only pertains to the states which brought the suit villager Sep 2015 #9
Yes, and I explained in my earlier posts that this limitation may soon end branford Sep 2015 #11
It may, it may not. villager Sep 2015 #12
Sounds like he's on the side of Igel Sep 2015 #13
Exactly. branford Sep 2015 #14
Sounds like you and your fellow conservatives trump-et "rule of law" when its conservative, villager Sep 2015 #15
Potential EPA regulatory overreach often targets small landowners and branford Sep 2015 #16
I guess the question is -- what do *you* personally have against this aspect of the Clean Water act? villager Sep 2015 #17
Who's gutting the Clean Water Act or the EPA? Not me. branford Sep 2015 #18
The more you obfuscate, the longer your posts get, the more you're running. villager Sep 2015 #19
I have no intention of getting into a long and detailed examination branford Sep 2015 #20
"I have no intention of revealing my conservative views on environmental regulation" villager Sep 2015 #21
Ah, that's for confirming that you have absolutely nothing to offfer branford Sep 2015 #23
"Ah, that's for confirming that you have absolutely nothing to offfer" villager Sep 2015 #24
Ignoring the law ShrimpPoboy Sep 2015 #22
I don't know the details here, but we're just beginning the scrabble for diminishing fresh water. Hortensis Sep 2015 #5
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