EPA Admits they Do Not Care About Jobs
The Environmental Protection Agency, with its approximat 18,000 full-time employees, and a $10 billion budget, with the power to impose virtually unlimited economy-crippling regulatory power granted to it by the Obama Administration, admitted that to them, jobs just don’t matter.
In a April 14th hearing before the House Environment and Economy Subcommittee, U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner (R-Co) questioned EPA Assistant Administrator Mathy Stanislaus on the Agency’s economic analyses related to legislation. Specifically, Rep. Gardner asked if the EPA considers the effect its regulations have on jobs, Mr Stanislaus danced around the issue with the most definative answer being "not directly" and he "will get back to you". The overall take away from the testimony is NO they do not directly examine regulations’ impacts on jobs.
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