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  It didn’t take you long to come in here and turn the tide of this against those writing this garbage. That is your MO.

Do you realize that this is not a one off article by some off-the-shelf rag but rather a narrative that’s been picked up by many in the mainstream media? That was Forbes.  There are many others- it’s their narrative  It’s not for clicks. It’s what they believe. Defend it all you want.  Blame those who are hearing this absolute garbage instead of calling out the morons writing it.  That’s your thing. 

longhorn not understand what you are talking about

please use words a steer can understand

money does not = speech and corporations are not people. period.

are you making fun of longhorn

longhorn not like that

I mentioned before I was on the fringe of a lobbying effort.  It related to a patent bill before Congress.  The area is highly technical, and if left to actual people in Congress it could not possibly come out well.  The same is true for their aids.  A lot of these bills are very involved and very technical, not something a generalist can write or consider.

What Congress has done largely to date is basically say something like "Pollution is a problem, we're creating an Executive agency to fix it, with power to do stuff."

They have shifted power to the Executive branch in abdicating their authority, because they can't handle such issues.  Then the "EPA" (in this case) hires bureaucrats and "experts" of whatever ilk and is empowered then to do stuff.

Not making fun. It read like you called yourself a steer, and that’s a treatment I wish on no man.

I mentioned before I was on the fringe of a lobbying effort.  It related to a patent bill before Congress.  The area is highly technical, and if left to actual people in Congress it could not possibly come out well.  The same is true for their aids.  A lot of these bills are very involved and very technical, not something a generalist can write or consider.

What Congress has done largely to date is basically say something like "Pollution is a problem, we're creating an Executive agency to fix it, with power to do stuff."

They have shifted power to the Executive branch in abdicating their authority, because they can't handle such issues.  Then the "EPA" (in this case) hires bureaucrats and "experts" of whatever ilk and is empowered then to do stuff.