Over Regulation – What Good is it doing?

Dear Congressman Jay Inslee

The biggest problem we have with government is there is too much government.

This oil pipe line deal is just another example of governerment over sight in the proper use of toilet paper

And the need for government to install cameras in every home and business to monitor mandated uses procedures.

Adding to cost over runs and delays in getting the job done.

And another example that has been report is the federal response to the tornado Damage in the south east.

Where is FEMA? They will be sending evaluations teams out to see what I already know from watching the news.

Namely every thing is gone. They might get there in a few week.

Who is helping now? “We The People are”! and doing a dam fine job.

Where is our government, are they totally absent? NO!

It would be better if they were.

Are They Helping people? NO!

Our wonderful government is there, as a first response in an emergency,

to over see the hand washing of the volunteers.

Volunteers from churches and even the neighbors, who themselves need assistant,

at their own expense are trying to get the victims something to eat.

It is good to see that they will all have clean hands in any case.

Governerment takes to long

Cost more money in all the programs and over sight and counting and allocating and

paying themselves to dam much money.

We the people under authority of the tenth amendment can do a far better job and

are doing a far better job than our wasteful governerment.

Mr. Congressman We need to cut out 40% of the federal budget

instead of over taxing the people who have the money to hire the people who are out of work.

A good place to start is the EPA that is an unregulated entity

that has been give its power by a congress

that has abdicated it’s responsibly to make laws by common consent. 

Over regulation and fines that have put the industry in this county on the ropes

are the result.

Another good to cut out all together place is FEMA. Arkansas and Mississippi had their schools running in half the time it took Louisiana and New Orleans,

that lead the cries of the lacking support from FEMA –

Oh Yes like everything else that has gone wrong since it was all Bushes fault,

I forgot about that.
FEMA is a waste of money.
If we the people have to do it any way and we are already doing a better job,
why should we send our dollars to Washington D.C. to feed all the (Expletives Deleted) and over paid bureaucrats? 

The Two biggest threats to freedom and free market capitalism in this country remain

(1) The apathy of those who do not VOTE

(2) The ignorance of the majority who do VOTE

The rest of our problems are just the symptoms.

And you wonder why the doctor told me to stop watching the news unless

I am overly medicated to a state of near coma toast.

Yes toast - Well done with butter on both sides.

Like Hank Williams Jr. Said

"The United Socialist States of America how do you like that Name.

I'll keep the U.S.A and Ya'll can keep the change."

Keep you powder Dry and Vote for Freedom.

Yours as always

          Edward Uncle Sam'sSon DeFeller 

P.S.

One more question on the toilet paper issue.

Is the governerment going to steal from us to pay for the cameras

and insulation

or do the costs come under the heading of another unfunded mandate.

What about those on welfare and are unemployed will they be

subject to the same fines and imprisonment as the rest of us?

From: Congressman Jay Inslee [mailto:NoReply.WA01@mail.house.gov] 

Sent: Monday, March 05, 2012 8:05 AM

To: eddefeller@

Subject: From Congressman Jay Inslee

March 5, 2012

Mr. Edward Phillips

Silverdale, Washington 98383

Dear Mr. Phillips:

Thank you for contacting me regarding your support for the

proposed expansion

of the TransCanada Corporation's Keystone XL oil pipeline.

I appreciate hearing from you on this important issue.

As you may know, on January 19, 2012,

President Obama rejected rapid

approval of the Keystone XL oil pipeline. 

The president stated that the decision

was not based on the merits of the pipeline,

but rather the fact that the February 21, 2012

decision deadline prevented the State Department

from gathering the necessary information

to both approve the project and protect the

American people. 

I believe that a decision of this magnitude requires a close look

at the impacts to the economy and environment. 

I will be sure to keep your thoughts in mind

as the decision process moves forward. 

I share your concern about America's dependence

on foreign oil and

I have been working in Congress toward

policies that can jumpstart a clean energy economy

and create local jobs. For example, I pushed for the

funding included in the

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

that has funded domestic manufacturing

of advanced battery systems for electric vehicles.

I also introduced the Domestic Fuel

for Enhancing National Security Act (H.R. 1847),

which will enable the Department of Defense to

enter into longer-term contracts

to purchase advanced biofuels that can be grown

and refined in Washington state.

You may be happy to know that I am an

original cosponsor of H.R. 890,

American Renewable Energy Act of 2009.

H.R. 890 would create a national Renewable Electricity Standard

(RES) to increase renewable electricity use to 25 percent by 2025.

Adopting a RES of 25 percent is estimated t

o create more than 185,000 green jobs by 2020.

Moreover, because each wind turbine requires

between 220 and 400 tons of steel

to produce and workers to produce and maintain them,

a federal RES can create many thousands

of American jobs. Additionally, some studies indicate

that adopting a RES is projected

to save consumers money by reducing their energy costs.

For example, one such study showed that adopting

a national standardof 25 percent

is projected to save consumers $94 billion by 2030 by

lowering natural gas and electricity costs.

Again, thank you for taking the time to contact me

about such an important issue.

For news on current federal legislative issues,

please visit my website at www.house.gov/inslee, 

where you can also sign up to receive my e-newsletter.

My office is here to serve you, so please feel

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or in Washington, D.C.

at 202-225-6311 for assistance.

Very truly yours,

             JAY INSLEE

        Member of Congress

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