I would submit that a recipe for disaster is when an administration goes out on their own, goes around the laws that Congress passed, and implements bad rules on their way out the door and expects no repercussions from that. I would say a recipe for good governance is when Congress acts within their power to disapprove of these rules, and that is exactly what we are doing with the CRA to make sure that these rules are followed.
Discussing the importance of Congress's role in disapproving administrative rules.
Share
More from Bruce Westerman
Mr. Speaker, it has been stated that gas and energy prices won't be reduced by passing this CRA, and I contend that they will because overturning these rules would incentivize much-needed investment throughout the State or the entire North…
Mr. Speaker, I have a question: Which will it be? What is the good science? As I have mentioned before, the Obama administration, the Bush administration, the first Trump administration, the Biden administration all said the wolf has been…
Mr. Speaker, once again, I thank Representative McGuire for his leadership on the Wintergreen Emergency Egress Act. Again, the bill addresses a clear safety risk with a narrow 30-foot-wide easement and a practical solution. It allows a…
if we want to talk about projects that have been killed by an administration, let's go back to the Biden administration and the Obama administration. Let's look at projects like the Resolution Copper mine in Superior, Arizona, where they…
Other voices in this conversation
