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Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Re: Fwd: REIN in the bureaucrats!

Congress makes the laws in this country, not agency bureaucrats
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immigration laws are being thwarted by bureaucrats including the
cic ... it must end

On Dec 6, 5:00 am, Bruce Majors <majors.br...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> The Constitution entrusts our elected representatives in Congress with
> legislative power, but in recent years much of that power has been
> delegated away to unelected, unaccountable federal bureaucrats.
>
> This week the House of Representatives has an opportunity to fix this.
> On Wednesday, the House will vote on H.R. 10, the REINS Act, to make it
> clear that Congress makes the laws in this country, not agency bureaucrats.
>
> Click here to urge your Member of Congress to support the REINS Act and
> restore the proper balance of power in the legislative process!
>
> The Small Business Administration reported recently that it cost American
> businesses $1.75 trillion to comply with federal regulations in 2008, more
> than individual and corporate income taxes combined. With such significant
> costs, clearly something has gone awry in the process.
>
> The REINS Act helps correct this problem. Whenever an agency seeks to
> finalize a new "major" regulation – one with an economic impact of $100
> million or more – the House and Senate must first vote to approve it, and
> the President must sign it before it can take effect. Sound familiar? This
> is how the Framers intended the legislative process to work!
>
> The REINS Act won't stop every costly federal regulation or solve our
> existing regulatory problems, but it will ensure that when a new regulation
> takes effect every citizen will know exactly who voted for it and will be
> able to hold them accountable. We'll soon find out how many Members of
> Congress are willing to accept that responsibility.
>
> Congress should make the laws in our country, not unelected and
> unaccountable bureaucrats. Click here to take action!
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Americans for Prosperity
>
> Americans for Prosperity® (AFP) is a nationwide organization of citizen
> leaders committed to advancing every individual's right to economic freedom
> and opportunity. AFP believes reducing the size and scope of government is
> the best safeguard to ensuring individual productivity and prosperity for
> all Americans. AFP educates and engages citizens in support of restraining
> state and federal government growth, and returning government to its
> constitutional limits. AFP has more than 1,800,000 members, including
> members in all 50 states, and 34 state chapters and affiliates. More than
> 90,000 Americans in all 50 states have made a financial investment in AFP
> or AFP Foundation. For more information, visitwww.americansforprosperity.org
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Re: M O O S E------oh my god HILARIOUS~!

survival of the fittest!

Canada: There are an estimated 500,000 to 1,000,000 moose [30]
with 150,000 in Newfoundland in 2007 descended from just four that
were introduced in the 1900s.[31]
Finland: In 2009, there was a summer population of 115,000 moose.
[32]
New Zealand: Presumed extinct.[29]
Norway: In 2007, there were some 120,000 moose.[citation needed]
Russia: In 2008, there were approximately 730,000 moose.[citation
needed]
Sweden: The summer population is 300,000–400,000 moose. 100,000
are shot each fall.[33][34]
United States: probably around 300,000, as follows:
Northeast: A wildlife ecologist estimated 50,000 in New York
State and New England in 2007.[35]
Upper Midwest: Michigan estimated 433 (in its Upper Peninsula)
in 2011,[36] Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources 20-40 (close to
its UP border with Michigan) in 2003, Minnesota 5600 in its northeast
in 2010,[37] and under 100 in its northwest in 2009;[38] North Dakota
closed, due to low moose population, one of its moose-hunting
(geographic) units in 2011, and issued 162 single-kill licenses to
hunters, each restricted to one of the remaining nine units.[39]
Rocky Mountain states: Wyoming is said to have the largest
share in its 6-state region, and its Fish and Game Commission
estimated 7,692 in 2009.[40]
Alaska: The state's Department of Fish and Game estimated
200,000 in 2011.[41]

On Dec 6, 10:56 am, Travis <baconl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Some bureaucrats have absolutely NO sense of humor~!
> Instead of Jail, they should have made Johnny Carson or Jay Leno, or ???
>
> *Subject:* M O O S E------oh my god
>
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>
> This was just too funny not to pass along….
>
> *They dressed the mannequin like a hunter &
> tied it to the roof of the truck.*
>
> *The driver and passenger put on Moose Head costumes.*
> *Down the Maine Turnpike they went, causing about 16 accidents.*
> *They went to jail.*
>
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M O O S E------oh my god HILARIOUS~!

Some bureaucrats have absolutely NO sense of humor~!
Instead of Jail, they should have made Johnny Carson or Jay Leno, or ???

Subject: M O O S E------oh my god

This was just too funny not to pass along….

They dressed the mannequin like a hunter &
tied it to the roof of the truck.

The driver and passenger put on Moose Head costumes.

Down the Maine Turnpike they went, causing about 16 accidents.

They went to jail.

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The Onion: Proposed H.R. 8791 Bill Will Defend Against Flesh-Eating (Classified)! A Parody.

New post on Political Vel Craft

The Onion: Proposed H.R. 8791 Bill Will Defend Against Flesh-Eating (Classified)! A Parody.

by Volubrjotr

Wake Up Call Proposed (Classified) Bill Will Defend Against Flesh-Eating (Classified) Rep. John Haller (R-PA) introduces a bill that will allocate (classified) dollars over the next (classified) years to fight flesh-eating (classified). Don't Worry Its Just A Spoof!

Re: REIN in the bureaucrats!

Start by firing about a million of them.

On Tue, Dec 6, 2011 at 5:00 AM, Bruce Majors <majors.bruce@gmail.com> wrote:

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The Constitution entrusts our elected representatives in Congress with legislative power, but in recent years much of that power has been delegated away to unelected, unaccountable federal bureaucrats.

This week the House of Representatives has an opportunity to fix this. On Wednesday, the House will vote on H.R. 10, the REINS Act, to make it clear that Congress makes the laws in this country, not agency bureaucrats.

Click here to urge your Member of Congress to support the REINS Act and restore the proper balance of power in the legislative process!

The Small Business Administration reported recently that it cost American businesses $1.75 trillion to comply with federal regulations in 2008, more than individual and corporate income taxes combined. With such significant costs, clearly something has gone awry in the process.

The REINS Act helps correct this problem. Whenever an agency seeks to finalize a new "major" regulation – one with an economic impact of $100 million or more – the House and Senate must first vote to approve it, and the President must sign it before it can take effect. Sound familiar? This is how the Framers intended the legislative process to work!

The REINS Act won't stop every costly federal regulation or solve our existing regulatory problems, but it will ensure that when a new regulation takes effect every citizen will know exactly who voted for it and will be able to hold them accountable. We'll soon find out how many Members of Congress are willing to accept that responsibility.

Congress should make the laws in our country, not unelected and unaccountable bureaucrats. Click here to take action!

Sincerely,

Americans for Prosperity

Americans for Prosperity® (AFP) is a nationwide organization of citizen leaders committed to advancing every individual's right to economic freedom and opportunity. AFP believes reducing the size and scope of government is the best safeguard to ensuring individual productivity and prosperity for all Americans. AFP educates and engages citizens in support of restraining state and federal government growth, and returning government to its constitutional limits. AFP has more than 1,800,000 members, including members in all 50 states, and 34 state chapters and affiliates. More than 90,000 Americans in all 50 states have made a financial investment in AFP or AFP Foundation. For more information, visit www.americansforprosperity.org

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