claim: "we have a federal government that thinks they have the authority to regulate our toilet seats."
author: ted cruz
evidence_1: the 10th amendment provides that the powers not given to the federal  government are reserved to the states and to the people. how did we get a $16.5  trillion national debt? we have a federal government that thinks they have the  authority to regulate our toilet seats and our light bulbs. we need to get back to  the ...
evidence_2: but that is just qb's personal opinion. qb suggests that we now put all of this out  of our minds by heading over to the ugl's media collection and checking out a  nice, distracting movie. yours in ..... ted cruz says the federal government  thinks it has authority to regulate our toilet seats'.” tampa bay times (fl) 21 mar.  2013 ...
evidence_3: may 18, 2016 ... two branches of greggs, both of which had fewer than 10 seats, lost a legal  battle with hull council after a judge ruled that for the council not to have that ... i  don't think we can.” the real issue, he adds, is the loss of public toilets from our  cities and town centres. the law currently does not compel local ...
evidence_4: before throwing it away, check with friends, relatives, and neighbors to see if they  would like to have it. consider listing items on ... many of the appliances we use  every day contain man-made chemicals that destroy the ozone layer – our  planet's natural protection against the sun's harmful ultra-violet radiation.  refrigerators ...
evidence_5: oct 7, 2015 ... for the insatiably curious, i am proud to present cruz's singular honest statement:  “we have a federal government that thinks they have the authority to regulate our  toilet seats”. cruz for the win. marco rubio and rand paul have both made a  sport of going after obamacare in the past few years, though ...