Officials from the Environmental Protection Agency are in Colorado and New Mexico to assess the fallout from one of their clean up efforts that went terribly awry.
We’re working with local & state officials to protect your health in the wake of the #AnimasRiver spill. http://t.co/XtibYoAYNu
— U.S. EPA (@EPA) August 12, 2015
McCarthy: EPA's mission is to protect. They will hold the organization to a higher standard than anyone else.
— Denver7 News (@DenverChannel) August 12, 2015
The EPA’s mission is to regulate, and that “higher standard” part should keep us laughing for a while.
And get this one:
McCarthy: EPA working hand-in-hand with local and tribal leaders. EPA will let "science be our guide."
— Denver7 News (@DenverChannel) August 12, 2015
Let “science” be their guide? Just in case they might use some of the same “science” that triggered the disaster, many, including Michelle Malkin, are telling the EPA “thanks but no thanks,” just not in those words:
Oh, dear Lord. Please make it stop===> #environmentalpollutionagency https://t.co/XVZoe3XPMV
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) August 12, 2015
"Independent" review under this admin? That'll work out well. #cultureofcorruption #environmentalpollutionagency ==> https://t.co/w45UvpnUcS
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) August 12, 2015
"Full responsibility" doesn't mean what #environmentalpollutionagency thinks it means==> https://t.co/NGOKmALBtJ
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) August 12, 2015
When they start "independent" revu, u know they're already in ass-covering overdrive. #environmentalpollutionagency https://t.co/ioudXlVJrF
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) August 12, 2015
Only on rare occasions that I spell this out, but it's necessary. Fuck you @epa #environmentalpollutionagency ==> https://t.co/lksq2Vs75P
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) August 12, 2015
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