We shouldn’t forget that there have already been reports of EPA bureaweenies getting weepy twice. Third time’s the charm
(The Hill) President Trump aims to sign executive orders cutting into the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) climate work shortly after his nominee to lead the agency is confirmed by the Senate, according to a report.
Trump will attend a swearing-in ceremony for EPA Administrator nominee Scott Pruitt at agency headquarters after the Senate confirms Pruitt, Inside EPA reported this week.
At that event, an administration source told Inside EPA that Trump will sign executive orders related to the agency’s climate work and that they could “suck the air out of the room,†according to the report.
The official did not say how many orders Trump will sign or what they will address. But the planned event could be similar to one Trump held at the Pentagon after Defense Secretary James Mattis was sworn in.
What will they be? We can only speculate. It could be on the Clean Power Plan, or the Paris Climate accord, or any of a number of things that will make the EPA Warmists cry. Along with the rest. Get the popcorn!
