For the fourth time this year, the Environmental Protection Agency has been accused of breaking laws governing its operations. Last July, the agency was accused of colluding with left wing environmental groups to push its new carbon regulations.  In October, a federal appeals court said the EPA broke the law when it illegally approved a pesticide. In August, the EPA was responsible for a toxic spill at an abandoned mine that polluted rivers in three states.  Now the Government Accountability Office reports that the agency's social media blitz to approve the new rules governing the protection of just about every acre of water in the country violated strictures against lobbying. Fox News: The EPA's campaign violated restrictions against lobbying and propaganda by federal agencies, the Government Accountability Office said in a 26-page report. The agency blitzed social media in a campaign that urged the public to submit comments on the draft...(Read Full Post)