More than nine out of every ten employees at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are considered "non-essential" and have been furloughed in the federal government's shutdown.
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I for one am glad they are not at work!
ReplyDeleteThey can do no more damage regulating and targeting conservative tax paying business interests as long as they are not there. Which by the way has been proven.
If they are deemed non essential by the Obama regime should they even be there at all?
I wish to EPA's furlough was permanent.
ReplyDeletedittos 12:32. I also wish all government employees furloughs were permanent.
ReplyDeleteSouth Carolina is the first State to declare by law that Obama care was null and void. It has been criminalized by South Carolina on anyone who attempts to enforce the law. Now all of you know about the Supremacy Clause which say Federal law Supersedes State law. Have you also heard of Secession. I can assure you that should any Federal agency attempt to arrest our Governor you will find me armed and standing with Governor Haley. What Governor wishes to stand up next???
ReplyDeleteNon-essential (so why do we need ALL of them if they are non-essential? I know some support staff is needed, but 800,000 to 900,000 of them?) They can get 2 years of unemployment, and all their back pay when our lame a$$ government starts back up.
ReplyDeleteFinally, some GOOD news!
ReplyDeleteover 99% of Politics considered non essential. 100% of Lawyers are really not essential to country.....
ReplyDeleteLOL! The effects of a Government shut down are killing us.... NOT!
I consider 100% of them Non-Essential!
ReplyDeleteI would venture to say that 93% of ALL government employees are non-essential. Send them all home and see if they can cut it in the real world.
ReplyDeletetheres your sign
ReplyDeleteAnything that creates gridlock should be considered non essential.
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