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"We get it, you don't like science. Especially when it interferes with your corporate clients."
They don't even try to hide it anymore.
House Republicans Pass Bill Forbidding Scientists from Advising EPA on Their OWN Research Alternet
"We get it, you don't like science. Especially when it interferes with your corporate clients."
They don't even try to hide it anymore.
House Republicans Pass Bill Forbidding Scientists from Advising EPA on Their OWN Research Alternet
"We get it, you don't like science. Especially when it interferes with your corporate clients."
AlterNet?
Seriously?
A known far left blog site is your "facts"?
Just goes to show that the AGW cult and the far left cult are not that much different.
Jesus, just when you think the Party of Stupid can't get any fucking dumber.
House Republicans just passed a bill forbidding scientists from advising the EPA on their own research
The "reform" measure makes room for industry-funded experts on the EPA's advisory board
Congressional climate wars were dominated Tuesday by the U.S. Senate, which spent the day debating, and ultimately failing to pass, a bill approving the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. While all that was happening, and largely unnoticed, the House was busy doing what it does best: attacking science.
House Republicans just passed a bill forbidding scientists from advising the EPA on their own research - Salon.com
No-Pee-Pee just doesnt get things like "ethics."Jesus, just when you think the Party of Stupid can't get any fucking dumber.
House Republicans just passed a bill forbidding scientists from advising the EPA on their own research
The "reform" measure makes room for industry-funded experts on the EPA's advisory board
Congressional climate wars were dominated Tuesday by the U.S. Senate, which spent the day debating, and ultimately failing to pass, a bill approving the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. While all that was happening, and largely unnoticed, the House was busy doing what it does best: attacking science.
House Republicans just passed a bill forbidding scientists from advising the EPA on their own research - Salon.com
Moron - it's called a "conflict of interest". What a fucking clown you are....
Jesus, just when you think the Party of Stupid can't get any fucking dumber.
House Republicans just passed a bill forbidding scientists from advising the EPA on their own research
The "reform" measure makes room for industry-funded experts on the EPA's advisory board
Congressional climate wars were dominated Tuesday by the U.S. Senate, which spent the day debating, and ultimately failing to pass, a bill approving the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. While all that was happening, and largely unnoticed, the House was busy doing what it does best: attacking science.
House Republicans just passed a bill forbidding scientists from advising the EPA on their own research - Salon.com
Piling on the stupid?Just another attempt by the gop to allow the polluters to regulate themselves. Nothing new really...
House Republicans just passed a bill forbidding scientists from advising the EPA on their own research - Salon.com
Yes it was the Koch Bros.Most likely this bill was bought and paid for by Monsanto, Duke Energy, Koch brothers, et al......"Follow the money". Congress doesn't do a damn thing for two years then this jumps out of their shorts with this one like a rabbit out of a hat....
Jesus, just when you think the Party of Stupid can't get any fucking dumber.
House Republicans just passed a bill forbidding scientists from advising the EPA on their own research
The "reform" measure makes room for industry-funded experts on the EPA's advisory board
Congressional climate wars were dominated Tuesday by the U.S. Senate, which spent the day debating, and ultimately failing to pass, a bill approving the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. While all that was happening, and largely unnoticed, the House was busy doing what it does best: attacking science.
House Republicans just passed a bill forbidding scientists from advising the EPA on their own research - Salon.com
Moron - it's called a "conflict of interest". What a fucking clown you are....
Yes it was the Koch Bros.Most likely this bill was bought and paid for by Monsanto, Duke Energy, Koch brothers, et al......"Follow the money". Congress doesn't do a damn thing for two years then this jumps out of their shorts with this one like a rabbit out of a hat....
LOL. You really are an ignorant POS.
That would be bribery. Yes, several Democrats have been accused and convicted of it.Yes it was the Koch Bros.Most likely this bill was bought and paid for by Monsanto, Duke Energy, Koch brothers, et al......"Follow the money". Congress doesn't do a damn thing for two years then this jumps out of their shorts with this one like a rabbit out of a hat....
LOL. You really are an ignorant POS.
So you don't think money is exchanged for congressional votes? And if you do concede that, who do you think has the money? Protesters in Ferguson? People in Detroit who can't pay their water bill? Illegal immigrants? And you think I'm ignorant?
Oh, really? Then why was the board formed in the first place? Don't read or research, just blow pixelated methane out your piehole, moron.
EPA Science Advisory Board (SAB)
EPA Science Advisory Board SAB US EPA
In 1978, Congress directed the EPA to establish an SAB to provide scientific advice to the Administrator. The SAB is authorized to:
- review the quality and relevance of the scientific and technical information being used by the EPA or proposed as the basis for Agency regulations;
- review EPA research programs and plans;
- provide science advice as requested by the EPA Administrator, and
- advise the agency on broad scientific matters.
Dimwits =retardsJesus, just when you think the Party of Stupid can't get any fucking dumber.
House Republicans just passed a bill forbidding scientists from advising the EPA on their own research
The "reform" measure makes room for industry-funded experts on the EPA's advisory board
Congressional climate wars were dominated Tuesday by the U.S. Senate, which spent the day debating, and ultimately failing to pass, a bill approving the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. While all that was happening, and largely unnoticed, the House was busy doing what it does best: attacking science.
House Republicans just passed a bill forbidding scientists from advising the EPA on their own research - Salon.com
