The EPA finally admitted that in many cases it never even had the data it uses to support its billion-dollar mandates.
Lamar Smith: “The EPA finally admitted that in many cases it never even had the data it uses to support its billion-dollar mandates.”
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Highlighting the EPA's lack of data to justify regulations.
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