After all the bad news from the Supreme Court, a small win

In a loss for the Obama administration, the Supreme Court ruled that the EPA unreasonably interpreted the Clean Air Act when it decided to set limits on the emissions of toxic pollutants from power plants without first considering the costs of the industry to do so.

At least there is some brake on the legislation pouring from the bureaucracy, although I'm sure those crafty paper pushers will find another way to cripple the economy, in the left's continued push in their plan to implement a Cloward-Piven economic and societal collapse.

After all, a brake is needed since everybody thinks they have legislative power nowadays: Congress, naturally, but very unnaturally there is the President, with his executive orders, the bureaucracy, and the Courts.

Don't like what Congress passed?  Get the prez to change it by executive order, or the bureaucrats by rules and regulations, or the courts by interpretation of intents and feelings.

Meanwhile, the rest of us obey what we think is the law, go to work, pay our taxes and raise our families best we can.  God help the elites when all of us bitter clingers decide we are tired of their bunk and funk.