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Thu May 28, 2026, 06:49 AM

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Horrible. senseandsensibility May 27 #1

Breaking news last night Rebl2 May 27 #2

Good question! The Repubs are happy ditching workplace safety. spooky3 May 27 #3

This malaise May 27 #4

In WA we administer worker safety programs pat_k May 27 #10

In the free states of the U.S. anyway (i.e., blue states) pat_k May 27 #12

Except this falls under state safety and health OnlinePoker May 27 #17

I wasn't restricting my comments to Washington. Nt spooky3 May 27 #18

Awful 😞 MustLoveBeagles May 27 #5

As heard on npr news: cbabe May 27 #7

Damn malaise May 27 #8

I live in Seattle, so it's been big news here. pat_k May 27 #9

Thanks for this malaise May 28 #19

Blue state mr715 May 27 #13

It was the second story yesterday and lead today on the national news sarisataka May 27 #14

Were there regulations that trump removed that are causing these Figarosmom May 27 #15

No. I'm in the chemical industry...and no. Melon May 28 #21

How much you want to bet top management didn't follow the safety rules Stargazer99 May 27 #16

The Koch brothers have their fingers in the paper industry KS Toronado May 28 #20

The safety regulations are a line. Melon May 28 #22