Staff Reports
The EPA under former President Trump’s leadership has been a model of conservative governance at its finest. Forget the left’s scare tactics about “climate change religion” and endless regulatory overreach — this agency’s real job is protecting clean air and water. As the Trump administration dove headfirst into its second term, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin made it crystal clear: cut the red tape, clean up the messes, and put Americans first. And boy, did they deliver.
While the Biden regime still obsesses over pointless ideological crusades, Zeldin and his team rolled up their sleeves and got to work, knocking out 100 environmental actions in just 100 days. This wasn’t about grandstanding or chasing globalist green agendas. It was common-sense, ground-level action. Cleaning up hazardous waste sites, clearing a massive wildfire mess in LA in under a month, tackling toxic sewage dumping across the border—these are tangible results. Not virtue signaling or kowtowing to the climate alarmists who want to strangle American industry and inflate your energy bills.
What’s jaw-dropping is how much unfinished business the previous administration left behind. Sixteen state implementation plans were stuck in a bureaucratic nightmare, delaying air and water quality protections. Biden’s EPA embraced stalling tactics and partisan power grabs instead of doing their job. Zeldin’s team blitzed through this backlog, speeding up crucial environmental safeguards that actually protect real people, not just abstract “climate metrics.” They worked with states, tribes, and local communities to get clean drinking water flowing, tested for dangerous chemicals like PFAS, and aggressively pushed cleanup timelines—cutting years off some projects. Now that’s leadership.
Congrats to Lee Zeldin and the EPA teams
Sounds like the EPA is enjoying doing what the EPA was meant to do…https://t.co/K0gigvkGU3
— C. Steele (@ChuckSteeleSr) April 30, 2025
The liberal media and left-wing activists love to paint environmental protection as a “progressive” cause, but facts don’t lie. It was Republican President Nixon who created the EPA with two clear missions: keep our air clean and keep our water pure. Trump’s EPA stayed true to that vision while stripping away the layers of suffocating regulations and politically motivated restrictions imposed by their Democrat predecessors. This was about protecting Americans — not feeding the green machine’s endless appetite for power and cash.
These 100 concrete actions stand as a testament to what happens when you put real Americans and common sense first. Instead of letting toxic waste leach for years, or letting foreign countries dump sewage into our rivers, Trump and Zeldin’s EPA took action. They showed the world that environmental stewardship doesn’t have to mean crushing jobs or bowing to globalists who want to control every inch of your life. Why can’t Washington learn that lesson today instead of chasing woke fantasies? The question is—will they ever stop treating America’s natural wealth as a political toy and start protecting it like the sacred legacy it is?
