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Boebert: Is it true that the EPA has never formal authorization legislation from Congress? Regan: I thought the EPA was authorized by Congress Boebert: Well, the EPA is not
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Fun fact: The EPA was signed into law by Richard Nixon a Republican!

Bobo needs to have her GED rescinded. The House and Senate held hearings and approved the EPA. The first Administrator, William Ruckelshaus, took the oath of office December 4, 1970.

Imagine spending all those years getting extensive high-level education & professional experience in your respective field only to have to answer “oversight”questionatations from this talking broom

Come on Boebert, everyone knows the authoritation of the EPA authorityation was legislativeition by the nationization committeesion of the congressionalizstion unitisationism.

Dear god. Does she have a staff? Do they actually vett anything for her? They just let her out in the wild with no clue how any of this works 🤦♀️🤦♀️😂

Gropert is painfully slow. So embarrassing. 🤦♀️

So embarrassing. What are the people in her district thinking putting her in office?

Their ranks are growing…

Boebert: Is it true EPA has never obtained authorization legislation from Congress? Man: I'm sorry? Boebert: legislation, um, authoritation legislation? Boebert invented a new word, "authoritation". Poor thing she's trying so hard to put a proper sentence together and it ain't happening. 🤣

In order to make the laws work on a day-to-day level, Congress authorizes certain government agencies - including EPA - to create regulations. Regulations set specific requirements about what is legal and what isn't.
