And to add insult to injury, when asked if their regulations had a cost benefit analysis, they said that they didn't need them, that their rules were the most cost-effective in government. I strongly beg to differ. I think that the arrogant nature of the EPA and the administration is not doing American business any favor or American jobs any favors. Something has to be done to stop this epidemic. I urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this resolution.
Bill Flores: “And to add insult to injury, when asked if their regulations had a cost benefit analysis, they said that they didn't…”
On the recordFebruary 10, 2011
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The speaker criticizes the EPA's regulations and calls for support of a resolution to address the issue.
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