The Civil War brewing among Democrats

[JakeStarkey]

Charles Main has a point. Point out where the deregulations hurt. Hint: begin with MMS.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Charles Main has a point. Point out where the deregulations hurt. Hint: begin with MMS.

Now deep water drilling is "deregulated"?

The government regulates how much water you can have in your toilet and what light bulbs you can buy, but drilling 5 miles deep got right past them? LOL

Thank God, you're a Democrat!

 

[Foxfyre]

Charles Main has a point. Point out where the deregulations hurt. Hint: begin with MMS.

Now deep water drilling is "deregulated"?

The government regulates how much water you can have in your toilet and what light bulbs you can buy, but drilling 5 miles deep got right past them? LOL

Thank God, you're a Democrat!

In fact the lease to drill was issued by the Bush administration. But the regulations call for qualified inspectors to approve when and where the drilling will commence and what environmental impact studies will be required. It was Obama's inspectors who waived the regulations that the method and location of the well must pass EPA rules, regs, and cautionary measures.

So as much as they want to hang that lack of oversight on Bush, they can't do it. And it involves no deregulation of any kind. It does involve waiving the regulations that were in place.

But as previously noted, BP and Obama were very good friends at the time the bad well was started, and BP was one of Obama's foundation big corporate sponsors of Cap & Trade before it became politically necessary to throw them under the bus with all of Obama's other political liabilities.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Charles Main has a point. Point out where the deregulations hurt. Hint: begin with MMS.

Now deep water drilling is "deregulated"?

The government regulates how much water you can have in your toilet and what light bulbs you can buy, but drilling 5 miles deep got right past them? LOL

Thank God, you're a Democrat!

In fact the lease to drill was issued by the Bush administration. But the regulations call for qualified inspectors to approve when and where the drilling will commence and what environmental impact studies will be required. It was Obama's inspectors who waived the regulations that the method and location of the well must pass EPA rules, regs, and cautionary measures.

So as much as they want to hang that lack of oversight on Bush, they can't do it. And it involves no deregulation of any kind. It does involve waiving the regulations that were in place.

But as previously noted, BP and Obama were very good friends at the time the bad well was started, and BP was one of Obama's foundation big corporate sponsors of Cap & Trade before it became politically necessary to throw them under the bus with all of Obama's other political liabilities.

Facts and Liberal ideas are parallel lines that never meet.

 

[JakeStarkey]

And BP being BHO's buddy holds no weight at all, because they got bent over the table and beat by the administration to the beginning tune of $20 billion. Yeah, deregulation and poor oversight were part of the problem, along with BP greed for profit and disdain for environment and man.

Either the Pubs denounce Barton and remove him from his position on Energy, or the Dems will clobber the GOP on this issue alone in Nov.

 

[Douger]

Well. Here's a little food for thought.
It even quotes a quote from The Farytale Book.
Lincoln's House Divided Speech - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Foxfyre]

Now deep water drilling is "deregulated"?

The government regulates how much water you can have in your toilet and what light bulbs you can buy, but drilling 5 miles deep got right past them? LOL

Thank God, you're a Democrat!

In fact the lease to drill was issued by the Bush administration. But the regulations call for qualified inspectors to approve when and where the drilling will commence and what environmental impact studies will be required. It was Obama's inspectors who waived the regulations that the method and location of the well must pass EPA rules, regs, and cautionary measures.

So as much as they want to hang that lack of oversight on Bush, they can't do it. And it involves no deregulation of any kind. It does involve waiving the regulations that were in place.

But as previously noted, BP and Obama were very good friends at the time the bad well was started, and BP was one of Obama's foundation big corporate sponsors of Cap & Trade before it became politically necessary to throw them under the bus with all of Obama's other political liabilities.

Facts and Liberal ideas are parallel lines that never meet.

And it was unbelievable in Obama's speech re the oil spill. Despite the fact that he had appointed his own choices as agency heads, etc., he still had the audacity to blame the inadequate bureaucracy that he had inherited for the failure.

I can envision, many decades from now when he is on his death bed, he will find a way to gasp that it is George Bush's fault that he is dying.

And I think the blame game is also starting to wear thin with thinking Democrats which no doubt contributes to the internal 'war'.