DownSizeDC had two bills that they were pushing to address this very issue: The Read The Bills Act, and The Write The Bills Act. Both were submitted to Congress and had co-sponsors but were later dropped. Very few politicians will vote to self-limit their powers.
Great summary of a brilliant ruling. Between all of the SCOTUS decisions today and last night's debate, freedom has new life as America approaches its 248th birthday. Will ESG be wrecked for racketeering next?
Minor point of clarification. In the 1st paragraph, you say "potentially leading to the reclassification of CO2 as a pollutant." In the final paragraph, you say "potentially declassifying CO2 as a pollutant." The 1st paragraph is not wrong but is misleading as it appears to say that CO2 is now going to be a pollutant.
The final paragraph clarified it for me and gave me a sigh of relief.
Maybe this will spur Congress to write explicit and unambiguous laws going forward.
DownSizeDC had two bills that they were pushing to address this very issue: The Read The Bills Act, and The Write The Bills Act. Both were submitted to Congress and had co-sponsors but were later dropped. Very few politicians will vote to self-limit their powers.
Great summary of a brilliant ruling. Between all of the SCOTUS decisions today and last night's debate, freedom has new life as America approaches its 248th birthday. Will ESG be wrecked for racketeering next?
Minor point of clarification. In the 1st paragraph, you say "potentially leading to the reclassification of CO2 as a pollutant." In the final paragraph, you say "potentially declassifying CO2 as a pollutant." The 1st paragraph is not wrong but is misleading as it appears to say that CO2 is now going to be a pollutant.
The final paragraph clarified it for me and gave me a sigh of relief.
Definitely good news!!
And just like that, the gig is up. Goodbye poverty!
If Mike Loper, Bill Bright and the people at Lund’s ever have to buy their own drinks the people in the bar better not know who they are!