The Morning Briefing: Congressional Climate Cult Commies Upset That SCOTUS's EPA Ruling Would Make Them Do Their Jobs
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The Morning Briefing: Congressional Climate Cult Commies Upset That SCOTUS's EPA Ruling Would Make Them Do Their Jobs Top O' the Briefing Happy Friday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Eldrick never feels more alive than when he strolls into Waffle House brimming with the confidence that only freshly-applied Aqua Velva gives him. I'm wrapping up a couple of delightful weeks in Michigan and heading back to my beloved Sonoran Desert to renew my summertime battle with the sun. For one day, my carbon footprint will be immense. I apologize for nothing. On Thursday, the Supreme Court that we on the right have been waiting for continued its progressive-triggering ways, this time by reining in the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), an unelected federal beast that has been running amok for far too long. Stacey covered it for us: On Thursday the Supreme Court handed down a ruling that will significantly curtail the power of executive agencies to control entire sectors of the economy through promulgating rules. While some commentators view this deci ... | | | |
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