Leftist Groups Send Obama A Laundry List Of Executive Action Demands
Obama's tyrannical amnesty decree is not the only dictatorial action that's on
Barack Obama's list. With only two years to go, his allies are pushing to
complete the fundamental transformation of this country, and unless Congress
stops him, he will succeed.
(Washington
Examiner) Dozens of liberal-leaning groups are lining up to demand President
Obama take executive action on a wide range of regulations and reforms that have
no chance of passing a Republican-led Congress next year.
For some groups, the lists are long and specific: A call by the Center for Progressive Reform to implement stricter smog rules, tougher food safety regulations and expanded federal oversight of streams and wetlands.
Dozens of Hispanic organizations, meanwhile, joined together a day after the election to demand in writing that Obama take executive action to legalize millions of immigrants now living in the United States.
Other groups are suddenly asking for new executive action to further raise the minimum wage and implement other workplace requirements aimed at raising the standard of living for low-wage workers.
A coalition of liberal lawmakers and advocacy groups on Monday plans to announce a "To-Do List" for Obama, which includes raising a $10.10 federal minimum wage that would be implemented in January.
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For some groups, the lists are long and specific: A call by the Center for Progressive Reform to implement stricter smog rules, tougher food safety regulations and expanded federal oversight of streams and wetlands.
Dozens of Hispanic organizations, meanwhile, joined together a day after the election to demand in writing that Obama take executive action to legalize millions of immigrants now living in the United States.
Other groups are suddenly asking for new executive action to further raise the minimum wage and implement other workplace requirements aimed at raising the standard of living for low-wage workers.
A coalition of liberal lawmakers and advocacy groups on Monday plans to announce a "To-Do List" for Obama, which includes raising a $10.10 federal minimum wage that would be implemented in January.
Read The Full Story