Trump may layoff as many as 7,500 - 10,000 EPA employees according to Head of EPA Transition Team (global warming, government)

[Jimmyp25]

over bloated government agency created by obama. Couldn't even save flint #failure

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Hooray, bring on the black lung and poisoned water

(Sarcasm)

[uggabugga]

Originally Posted by OnOurWayHome

Such glee about people losing their jobs. Don't their kids have to eat, too?

which posts above yours expressed 'glee'

[arctichomesteader]

Originally Posted by Jimmyp25

over bloated government agency created by obama. Couldn't even save flint #failure

The EPA was created by Nixon not Obama. The EPA has saved many thousands of lives from an early death or severe health problems due to pollution.

[arctichomesteader]

Trump to Slash the EPA's Workforce and Budget: Official | Time.com

Notice this line: "cuts would likely fall on the remaining half the agency's budget, which pays for agency operations and environmental enforcement"

In other words, gut the part of the EPA which protects our health from polluting industry.

[summers73]

Originally Posted by OnOurWayHome

Such glee about people losing their jobs. Don't their kids have to eat, too?

If they're as competent as libs think EPA officials are, the vast majority of them will find work in the private sector.

[gwynedd1]

Look at all the Nixon lovers.


The EPA was not the reason why the US stopped polluting everything , and certainly not the only thing.

[OnOurWayHome]

Originally Posted by uggabugga

which posts above yours expressed 'glee'

Fair enough, not on this thread. There have been several threads about the federal workforce
being cut where posters said that all federal employees were overpaid know-nothings who
deserve to lose their jobs.

[burdell]

Originally Posted by summers73

If they're as competent as libs think EPA officials are, the vast majority of them will find work in the private sector.

If Trump follows thru on proposals to slash so many regulations, why would there be work for them in the private sector?

[summers73]

Originally Posted by burdell

If Trump follows thru on proposals to slash so many regulations, why would there be work for them in the private sector?

More businesses will hire since there are fewer EPA regulations, mostly smaller businesses that cannot make a play because the big boys like ExxonMobil work together with the EPA to preserve market share.

Next question.