WASHINGTON (AP) -- Embattled Environmental Protection Agency
administrator Scott Pruitt met with President Donald Trump on Friday to
lay out his case for why he should remain in his post
amid a stream of questions about his ethical standing. Pruitt visited the White House to discuss his agency's recent steps
to roll back Obama-era fuel efficiency standards for cars, but he also
fought for his job in his meeting with the president, according to two
administration officials. While White House aides are increasingly fed
up with Pruitt and chief of staff John Kelly has advocated firing him,
Trump remains less certain.
Pruitt is one of the most effective members of his Cabinet in
undermining his predecessor's regulatory agenda, and Trump enjoys his
hard-charging style...
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Finally a bureaucrat who is putting a roman candle in the butt of the environmental crowd. We has asked for this for the past 10 years, but no POTUS has had the guts to put someone in charge of the bunch of worms. I am dismayed that there are very few comments concerning the work Pruitt is doing. Again the people for the west are going to just sit on their hands and not say a word. Shame!!
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