How reducing regulatory dark matter could be a deficit fighter
Wayne Crews joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how reducing the encroaching regulatory state that is happening outside of Congress, could result in reducing government expense and therefore, the budget deficit.
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How non-elected regulators create last-mile hazards for Main Street
How the Harris/Biden administration made regulatory dark matter even darker
The Biden plan to create jobs will not
How the Biden administration is concealing its regulatory actions
Articles by Wayne Crews
Running Circles Around Anti-Trust
The slow-as-molasses Microsoft antitrust saga continues in Europe.
Cybersecurity Finger-pointing
How much protection is needed?
The Antitrust Modernization Commission
Do antitrust law protect consumers?
Helping Hollywood Help Itself
Use technology protections for copyright instead of legislation to protect copyright.
Square Off- Is Cyberterrorism Being Thwarted
More legislation isn't the answer.