House lawmakers, troubled by an onslaught of Biden administration regulations that are crushing businesses and angering consumers, will vote on legislation that would give Congress the final say over major rules issued by the executive branch.
The planned vote in the Republican-led House follows an aggressive regulatory push by the Biden administration to advance the president’s agenda without opposition from Congress or the public.
The House bill up for a vote this week would require congressional approval beforehand for any new regulation that impacts the economy by more than $100 million annually. Mr. Biden’s 2021 regulations with a substantial impact cost $200 billion in new regulatory costs — quadruple the cost of Mr. Obama’s year-one major regulations.
A slew of 2022 and 2023 proposals take direct aim at gas-powered vehicles as well as household appliances. House Republicans are looking for ways to block them from being implemented. The commission was acting at the request of Commissioner Richard Trumka, who called gas stoves a “hidden hazard” in response to a study assembled by green energy advocates claiming they are to blame for nearly 13% of childhood asthma.
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