I had written an oversight letter to Mr. Howard Shelanski, the administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory...
Maybe, that is a pretty good argument.
In the first two years of Obama Administration where they had a 60-vote filibuster-proof majority in the Senate.
$37,000 per day could be the potential fines if you do not obtain the necessary permit.
The impact of the rules on our economy--it is not being exaggerated--it will be detrimental and it will be irreversible.
This rule really expands what we think of as navigable waters to touch pretty much anything.
You see the Clean Power Plan, for example, anticipates some type of a cap-and-trade system which has been introduced tim...
potentially 92 percent of land mass of Wisconsin be subject to the Waters of the United States.
Is the Federal Government really more concerned about Wisconsin's environment than we are?
Because we do actually have a law, the Antilobbying Act, makes it a Federal crime to use appropriated money to influence...
I have done an awful lot--and by the way, you have been helpful--touring the timber land and learning an awful lot in th...
Well, in my background memo, one of the things the staff listed for me a number of different standards.
You were talking about how the agencies, particularly over time, have really become, I would say, a little more vague in...
But that is a far stricter or more stringent standard than what the Army Corps lists as a navigable water; correct?
An enormous amount of law being written by the agencies.
We cannot afford to pay the costs anymore of these overreaching rules that have no benefit to them.
But in Federal, you get the approval. And then there is another chance, really, for litigation.
The Federal Government is ramping up its jurisdiction over the States.
