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(Nebraska Radio Network)-- Nebraska Congressman Adrian Smtih remains optimistic the Waters of the United States rule can be stopped, even though the Obama Administration threatens to veto a bill designed to stop it.
Smith contends the EPA overreached its Congressional authority in expanding the Clean Water Act. The Senate has approved a companion bill that would block implementation under the Congressional Review Act.
Smith sponsors a measure that would block the EPA from implementing the rule under the Congressional Review Act.
Smith says Congress needs to press its disapproval, even as President Obama threatens to veto the bill.
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