red states rule
08-18-2011, 04:41 PM
Another example of the sheer arrogance of the Spender in Chief
Arrogance at its best.
When a hard working farmer politely asked the President to refrain from imposing even more burdensome EPA regulations on his industry, including regulations that would require farmers to control dust, yes, dust, Obama responded with "don't believe everything you hear" and told the man "some of his fears may be unfounded." Obama also suggested the famer call USDA, where "many of his questions would be answered."
This is just another example of the President thinking he knows better than the working man. The farmer mentions during his remarks that he already takes a common sense approach when it comes to farming safely and effectively and that government regulation only makes business harder.
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2011/08/18/obama_to_farmer_your_fears_may_be_unfounded_regard ing_government_regulation
Arrogance at its best.
When a hard working farmer politely asked the President to refrain from imposing even more burdensome EPA regulations on his industry, including regulations that would require farmers to control dust, yes, dust, Obama responded with "don't believe everything you hear" and told the man "some of his fears may be unfounded." Obama also suggested the famer call USDA, where "many of his questions would be answered."
This is just another example of the President thinking he knows better than the working man. The farmer mentions during his remarks that he already takes a common sense approach when it comes to farming safely and effectively and that government regulation only makes business harder.
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2011/08/18/obama_to_farmer_your_fears_may_be_unfounded_regard ing_government_regulation