Northwest Indiana Discussion

For someone who don't comprehend the bill in the first place and can't comprehend this:

So lets see...saving states and business money won't help them put that money back into the economy...right? Instead, they can continue with deficits and more layoffs..now I get it.

All of sudden it's "end of story"....you can't make this stuff up folks. edge would rather see the states and business' hit with a 37 grand a day fine and litigation!

Deregulating pesticides has nothing to with saving states and business money or jobs. Only a brain dead gullible imbecile would believe such nonsense. You can't fix stupid.

Hey Mitch, Johnny Boner, where's your "jobs bill"?
The GOP’s ludicrous claim about their jobs bill

Moody’s Economist Says GOP Jobs Bill Would ‘Likely Push The Economy Back Into Recession’

State EXACTLY where there's deregulation in the bill. And if your too stupid to understand what I've been saying ....then it's true....it's a mental disease.

H.R. 872, Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act of 2011
To amend the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act and the Federal Water Pollution Control Act to clarify Congressional intent regarding the regulation of the use of pesticides in or near navigable waters, and for other purposes.

Think about it.....it's right in the name of the f'ing bill, moron What is the bill reducing? regulations.

Never mind, you can't fix stupid.

Hey Mitch, Johnny Boner, where's your "jobs bill"?

It wants to get rid of DUPLICATIVE unnecessary permits...now show me exactly where there is deregulation in that bill. Oh sure, lets just regulate something twice so you can hold back job creation and growth by nickle and diming the business man.

Hint: Why do they want to clarify it...

I did that already.
Now since you're a comedian please tell us how a farmer not needing a permit to use pesticides is going to result in "saving states and business money" and "job creation." I need a good laugh.
How exactly is this bullshit bill going to "put money back into the economy"? How?
How are the present laws regulating of the use of pesticides holding back job creation? Exactly what kind of jobs are these? Example please. You're trying to tell me that getting a permit is "holding back job creation"????... seriously? How?
What kind and how many jobs are going to result in getting rid of "DUPLICATIVE unnecessary permits" for farmers? Let's see the evidence. Link please.

So tell us genius, besides farmers what other businesses benefit from Johnny Boners "jobs bill"?
Does Walmart, Ford, Target, GM, Costco, Boeing, the health care industry, big pharma, fast food, steel, Wall Street benefit from Johnny Boners "jobs bill"?

No you didn't.

Can't answer any questions genius, eh? Why not?


Only a brain dead gullible imbecile would believe such nonsense. You can't fix stupid.

I already answered...YOU on the other hand have done nothing but post rubbish. YOU haven't answered one damn thing I've asked. WTF.....and you expect me to answer your crap... again...this just isn't funny anymore...I'm really starting to think your nuts...

Of course you answered it,... it just wasn't the answer he wanted.

It's SOP for this ''man child''...

Acts just like his messiah.

Whines and moans and pesters other posters demanding they answer HIS questions. Yet when he's asked for the same courtesy out comes the name calling, insults and trolling behavior.

What is it with these liberals?

Well no, the imbecile did not answer any of those questions because he can't.
The GOP solution to everything is more tax cuts and cutting regulations which is what that bill does. That's all conservatives talk about:

House GOP announces jobs plan focused on cutting regs and taxes
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) on Monday laid out an ambitious anti-tax and anti-regulations agenda for the fall

GOP Plans Weekly Votes To Repeal "Job-Destroying Regulations," New Tax Cuts

GOP Plans Weekly Votes To Repeal "Job-Destroying Regulations," New Tax Cuts
In a memo to Republican lawmakers, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) outlined his caucus' plans for the fall — including almost weekly votes to repeal so-called "Job-Destroying Regulations."

GOP attack on regulations starting this week
WASHINGTON •
Republicans in Congress opened an offensive this week against government regulations, a drive finding favor with polluting industries, small businesses and some Democrats who are especially fearful about the economy.


Ask Johnny Boner

I'm asking you. You posted it.

Is the point going over your head?
Regulations do not destroy jobs. Republicans lie when they claim that. That's the point.

A GOP assault on environmental regulations

Hey Mitch, Johnny Boner, where's your "jobs bill"?