Hummmmmmmm. Bobert blames the "mean 'ol gov-mint" for letting the Japanese steal our steel industry:

"The theft of our steel industry is a prime example of what can happen when government has it's blinders on and refuses to participate pro-actively in the global economy"

But then he says the tea baggers are wrong for blaming things on the government.

He complains about the government and then he denounces others for complaining about the government.

What we need is shit load of enforcement of the existing regulations and laws. If we cannot enforce them how can we enforce new ones?

Whose responsibility is it to enforce regulations and laws?

You know like regulations about offshore oil drilling and the regualtions about the response to an oil spill?