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Horrible. senseandsensibility Wednesday #1
Breaking news last night Rebl2 Wednesday #2
Good question! The Repubs are happy ditching workplace safety. spooky3 Wednesday #3
This malaise Wednesday #4
Indeed. As regulatory agencies and processes are decimated, we will see more tragedies. yellow dahlia Wednesday #6
In WA we administer worker safety programs pat_k Wednesday #10
The independence of the the states may be one of the lines that will hold. yellow dahlia Wednesday #11
In the free states of the U.S. anyway (i.e., blue states) pat_k Wednesday #12
Except this falls under state safety and health OnlinePoker Wednesday #17
I wasn't restricting my comments to Washington. Nt spooky3 Wednesday #18
Awful 😞 MustLoveBeagles Wednesday #5
As heard on npr news: cbabe Wednesday #7
Damn malaise Wednesday #8
I live in Seattle, so it's been big news here. pat_k Wednesday #9
Thanks for this malaise Thursday #19
Blue state mr715 Wednesday #13
It was the second story yesterday and lead today on the national news sarisataka Wednesday #14
Were there regulations that trump removed that are causing these Figarosmom Wednesday #15
No. I'm in the chemical industry...and no. Melon Thursday #21
How much you want to bet top management didn't follow the safety rules Stargazer99 Wednesday #16
The Koch brothers have their fingers in the paper industry KS Toronado Thursday #20
The safety regulations are a line. Melon Thursday #22
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