I believe it was one of the "Young Guns" in congress, or it may have been the Republican Pledge to America, that suggested that congress pass a law to ensure that no agency or department of the executive branch can institute regulatory measures that would place a burden of more than $100 million (in aggregate) on American citizens without legislation. That is, if the EPA still wants to do crap-n-tax, it would have to go to congress and ask for legislation to pass such sweeping and expensive rules.
In my opinion, this should be the very first thing the new congress does. Because you know the Comrade may have been moderately amused by our little election, but he's also very likely entirely undaunted by it in his efforts to turn America into a backwash commune. He still doesn't "get it." And I'm sure it doesn't bother him to be opposed by 300 million people -- not as long as he has his little coven of like-minded marxists around him. I'm sure they're all still patting each other on the back and assuring each other that the House of Representatives so dramatically changing hands was just a minor setback. Something they can circumvent and ignore.
After all, the merry marxists know what's good for America so much better than American citizens do.
Apparently the Comrade has finally given up blaming George W for everything. Now it's more like "shit happens" As in, there was an emergency and he simply rose to the occasion. Not like there were other approaches he could take, other options. 'Course, it's not like he knows about any other options, having been a dedicated marxist his entire life.
Perhaps he believes it's that inexorable marxist dialectic at work -- the pendulum swinging back and forth. No doubt the Comrade sees Tuesday's election as a similar swing. Anything but face the facts, right, Comrade?
He's already suggested even more spending. My stars, does he comprehend nothing? See nothing? Hear nothing? If he'd been on the ballot, he'd be out on his butt, like most of his cronies.
What's even funnier is the "lamestream media" blaming the Republican success on Fox News. Truly a case of "shoot the messenger." At least Fox is a messenger, rather than a cheering section.
And isn't it funny that Fox stands all by itself, while "the other side" is made up of three nationwide networks and two cable channels. And Fox is still preferred.
How very blind can the left be? I guess we'll find out. Their blockheaded density has been apparent to me for quite some time, and it's also rather obvious now to much of the rest of the country.
But let's face it, the fight is far from over. I'm actually more optimistic about what this congress can and will do -- much more optimistic than some naysayers. After all, the Tuesday massacre of liberals can't go unnoticed by others who face regular elections. The Comrade, of course, doesn't care about being re-elected. He regards the US Presidency as little more than a bully pulpit, and his primary aim is to just do as much irreversible damage as possible in his four years with a political forum.
All the rest of us are charged with the task of stopping him. At least now we'll have some help from certain portions of the government -- not all, but some.
Save the Republic.
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