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Bush Wants to Shaft Endangered Species Before Leaving OfficePosted on Nov 20, 2008
He may be a lame duck, but the president still has the power to mess with America. His latest project: pushing through rule changes that would reduce protections for endangered species. Given the wonky complexities of the rule-changing process, it will be difficult for Barack Obama to undo the damage, but then that’s the whole point.
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By JimM, November 20, 2008 at 10:46 pm #
This makes it easier for “developers” to ram through their projects with disregard to flora or fauna on the site. When they disrupt species, pave over open space, they call their evil doings “improvements.”
Report thisI dont know about you, but I am tired of these scum ruining and raping every piece of nice land they can get their paws on.
I dont even want to talk about the imbecile in charge or his evil minions. thank God they are going away.
By dasm, November 20, 2008 at 8:34 pm #
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Bush is the epitome of the anti-environmentalist. He fights against anything to save the world - climate change, protection of endangered species, organic foods, blocking drilling in parklands, etc. He is the ultimate friend of big oil & oil profits. He & his administration love big oil companies, & rely on them to fill up their coffers. They are greedy money-grabbers. Pathetic.
Report thisBy msgmi, November 20, 2008 at 8:00 pm #
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GW’s administration has a legacy: BUTCHERS OF THE ENVIRONMENT…government rule by executive order, the spirit of the Spanish Inquisition, fear and stupidity cloaked in chritian piety. The Crawford Ranch needs an executive order for it to be drilled, strip-mined and its water polluted in the name of economic development.
Report thisBy purplewolf, November 20, 2008 at 7:57 pm #
Midnight regulations should be illegal and if snuck in under the radar, should be null and void the second he signs it. Impeachment should be back on the table before he runs away to his safe haven in Paraquay. And for Dick the chainsaw Cheney too.
After a new president has been chosen, the old president should not be allowed to pass any new regulation to hog-tie the new leaders coming into office. It is sour grapes, but the Repugs are known for being underhanded and sneaky and very anti life-except for the unborn human. When Clinton won over poppy shrub, the harassment done by the repugs was never ending. It looks like we will have the same thing now that Jr. Shrub and the repugs have lost their seat. Anything that is harmful to the planet, wildlife and the environment is something that G.W. has been doing since he entered the W.H.
I have worked with animal rescue groups and am still amazed at the tenacity Bush/Cheney has for destroying all living things. For a person who claims that God talks to him and God ordered the death and destruction in Iraq and everywhere else, perhaps G.W. should ask God how he feels about all of it’s creations(earth, animals etc.) being destroyed by a psychopath with no empathy for anything except the ultra-rich.
America is inheriting a tragic legacy from this sadistic, anti-social and psychotic sorry excuse for a human being. If God really did/dose exist, people like this would never be born. Why would God allow something to come into existence that will destroy everything it created? God wouldn’t.
YEP! A LEGACY HE CAN BE PROUD OF ALL RIGHT!
A legacy for losers!
Report thisBy mud, November 20, 2008 at 7:46 pm #
No act of vindictive vandalism left behind.
Like W and his good-ol-boys always say, if you can’t f—k it, kill it.
In the case of America they managed both.
Thanks for helping them hold down the victim throughout it all Nancy P.
Report thisBy squeaky jones, November 20, 2008 at 3:40 pm #
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karmic debt is growing. The Bushs, Cheneys, and all the rest who support destroying the natural world will pay the karmic debt. If Obama’s justice team does nothing, it is silence equals consent. squeaky.
Report thisBy Gmonst, November 20, 2008 at 2:17 pm #
Bush is like a villain from a children’s story. It’s hard to believe that a person can be so cold-hearted and callous so consistently. I think we still need to impeach this sorry sorry mess of a president. He is truly unbelievable.
Report thisBy xypher, November 20, 2008 at 12:42 pm #
from further screwing up America anymore. Make him ‘busy’ fighting off impeachment in his last 61 days.
Report thisBy Fahrenheit 451, November 20, 2008 at 12:14 pm #
Here’s how popular Bush is at the meeting of the G-20; it’s pathetic and laughable at the same time.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/11/20/world-leaders-dont-shake_n_145141.html
Report thisBy hippy pam, November 20, 2008 at 12:03 pm #
We need to enact a law…Once a NEW PRESIDENT IS ELECTED the OLD ONE[bullshit] CANNOT MAKE ANY LAWS ETC….He just has to be ready to MOVE OUT of the WHITE HOUSE….
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