Saturday, February 26, 2011

S299: Rand Paul Hopes to Pull the Reins on Obama's Executive Orders

Obama's plan is to bypass the new Republican House of Representatives as much as possible. We have already seen Obama pull the unpassed cap and trade legislation from the Senate and tell the EPA to begin regulating carbon emissions. Considering Obama's act against the Defense of Marriage Act this week, we see Obama acting more like a tyrannical dictator more than a President with limited powers.

Fortunately, one Republican continues to fight. That Republican of course is Rand Paul. Paul has introduced S299, also known as the REINS Act (Regulations From the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act of 2011).

REINS is simple and it needs to be passed to keep Obama in line. From Campaign for Liberty:

Support the REINS Act Petition to:
U.S. Senators

Whereas: For decades, presidents of BOTH parties and their federal agencies have abused their power to "rule by decree" - bypassing Congress and shredding the U.S. Constitution; and

Whereas: During his two years in office, President Obama's administration alone has issued well over TWO HUNDRED new regulations and Executive Orders, all with price tags well over $100 million EACH; and

Whereas: After the results of the 2010 elections, the statists are looking even more to their pet bureaucracies to shove their agenda down the throats of the American people; and

Whereas: The REINS Act would prohibit presidents and out of control government agencies from imposing sweeping new regulations on American citizens without a congressional vote;

Therefore: I urge you to cosponsor and seek roll call votes on Senator Rand Paul's REINS Act (S. 299).

Campaign for Liberty has a petition in which you can sign that will be delivered to members of Congress. You can sign the petition by visiting: http://www.chooseliberty.org/reins.aspx?pid=nd2

2 comments:

  1. Oh man. If I could think like a democrat, I'd sign this one 40 times.

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  2. Indeed, for all their talk of the costs of regulation, House Republicans would do well to recognize the benefits. The Office of Management and Budget publishes a yearly analysis of major regulations issued over the previous 10 years. Last year’s report found the costs ranged from $43 billion to $55 billion. The benefits ranged from $128 billion to $616 billion. That means that the benefits of regulations exceed the costs by 230 to 1,430 percent. That is an astonishing rate of return. It turns out that most regulation is so cost-effective that we should think of it as an investment.

    Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0211/49439.html#ixzz1LOB3hx4y

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