and sink it administratively, but it s still the letter of the law. what you saw at the very beginning of the trump administration as opposed to the end of the obama administration was that the bureaucrats and the administrators went at it immediately trying to things add 34i68, nministrative bothering with congress. you can do things quicker that way, but they re more durable. i ll give you a quick example of that. when you saw the obama administration change the rules on transgendered and being allowed to serve in the united states military, that was done very quickly. that was celebrated in some quarters. questioned in others. but as soon as you had a new administration, they were able to reverse that. and so when you think about lasting and durable changes, you come to the congressional aspect and legislative aspect and that s why these midterm elections are going to be so contentious. not only do we have emotional zee bates about abortion and roe v. wade and what s going to happen
deputy, will they try to make that official, because there are certain duties, certain authorities that you have that you would only have as a full-on senate confirmed epa chief. so that will be another fight. it will be a lot of money poured into that. yet again it will raise the temperature. and i don t mean to make a global warming climate change pun here, it will raise the temperature in what s already going to be a very hot an contentious summer. right. and it s worth noting that there are several agencies with a head or departments with a head that have this mission of deregulating. rick perry at energy, betsy devos at education, mick mulvaney at the consumer financial protection bureau, they have renamed that and until right now scott pruitt at epa. but the others, betsy devos is a funny one because she steps in it every now and then. rick perry you hardly hear b mick mulvaney you hardly hear about. they are slowly dismantling the regulations, many of which were put into place