Jeb Bush is attacking the Obama administration's regulatory agenda, including its new Clean Water Act rule, as he struggles to find a message to shore up his lagging race in Iowa.

 

The former Florida governor, who spent four hours at the Iowa State Fair on Friday, opened a speech by charging that the economy was being held back by the “most convoluted regulatory system.”

 

“I don't need to tell Iowans about the EPA rules as it relates to water and now the rules as it relates to air that will stifle the ability of industry to be creative and agriculture to work, leading the world,” he said, speaking at The Des Moines Register Soapbox.

 

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