Topic: Bush’s last rule-making hurrah
franshade's photo
Fri 11/21/08 01:43 PM
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ynews/20081121/pl_ynews/ynews_pl158

And you thought your high school government teacher said that Congress made all the laws.

These de-facto laws are called "midnight rules" or "midnight regulations" because they happen at the end -- or midnight period -- of an administration. If the rules are published in the Federal Register by Friday, Nov. 21, they'll be very hard for President-elect Obama to reverse when he gets into office.

And that's the point. Sure, the administration had eight years to get a lot of this stuff accomplished. But according senior research fellow at George Mason University Veronique de Rugy, most midnight regulations "cater to special interests," and "that is why they are hurried into effect without the usual checks and balances."


we just can't catch a break slaphead

robert1652's photo
Fri 11/21/08 01:58 PM
Edited by robert1652 on Fri 11/21/08 01:59 PM
HEADS THEY WIN TAILS YOU LOOSE

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franshade's photo
Fri 11/21/08 03:02 PM

HEADS THEY WIN TAILS YOU LOOSE

laugh :laughing: rofl rofl


heads they win and tails we lose tongue2