Talk about incredibly ironic! So WHY do we need this law if the lead levels went down all on their own by concentrating on the things that REALLY give them lead poisoning?

Publius

I see now I’m not alone in not making it through the “moderator” on various articles – last one was at the Examiner (and I actually thanked them for their feature, as it made some kind of dent toward revealing the TRUTH)…ah, sad. My personal policy on comments is that I will only fail to publish if a) they fail to use &$#@% in place of really bad language and b) if I feel their comment would only embarrass them to a degree they don’t deserve (I had one on a feature I wrote about being opposed to the class action lawsuit where my respect for the author inspired me to simply respond offline – there are nice ways to promote dialogue). Currently, one project I’m working on is a post of all my commentaries at various places so that the ones who failed to print will be exposed. Censorship of opposing views is disgraceful – I may be direct and have a clear POV – but my comments are not packed with foul language, etc.

On a ‘humorous’ note, I think I’m going to start a line of bumper stickers – first one, “Has anybody seen the AMERICA my grandparents helped to build lately?” Or, how about, “My Child’s Carseat [insert word here] has been BIG BROTHER APPROVED!”

And on a serious note, thanks for the link to the disabled concern – I emailed ARC and suggest we all ought to find more groups that promote this “special interest” in our community. When you start taking money from those that have enough challenges in getting jobs, etc., it’s downright shameful!

In a few days, I hope to reveal a project that I think will be of value to WE the PEOPLE who seek to be GOOD AMERICANS by learning the truth about CPSIA and asking questions. Thanks again for this coverage – your will to stay with the cause that promises to take longer than not is to be commended.

Kind Regards,
Tristan Benz
Maiden America

I wonder if it will next be unlawful for a child to touch the computer, which also could contain “harmful” products?

Too bad our lawmakers don’t seem to care about unsafe schools. Lawmakers removed from the Stimulus Bill, the provision giving EPA oversight over the environmental quality of schools.

I’ve been fighting this poorly crafted law for months until the stress became too much. However, I keep track of what’s happening, which is more confusion and frustration.

Fear is such an amusing emotion, especially when it comes from something that calls itself a media outlet or an advocacy group. After all, blogs are *so* threatening. Maybe its the lead:)