More and more in the media are following Senator Inhofe's lead and putting the spotlight on the Obama administration's failure to comply with the law by refusing to publish its
regulatory agenda. The latest to join the scrutiny is the National Journal, who published an online story Friday night noting, "The administration has also failed to
release a required regulatory outlook document, describing its regulatory agenda. Such documents are supposed to be published every six months; the most recent one was published in January, making this the longest lag between outlooks since the deadline schedule was created in 1994." The article further notes that, "Sources in regular contact with agencies say they've been told that new rules won't resume until after the election, and many expect an avalanche of new major rules shortly afterward." As has been the case with every publication tracking this growing story, the Obama administration refused to comment.
