“Good God. The size of that mountain of paper just shows the level of corruption run roughshod in this country,” said Chris Allie in a comment about the video posted below.
“John Stossel – just telling it how it is. Praises Trump where necessary and criticizes too. That’s real reporting,” said Andrew Hubert about this video about President Donald J. Trump’s regulatory record.
“I’m a huge Trump supporter but I love that John Stossel brings both sides of the argument, he shines a light on the incredible things Trump has done that the MSM won’t make a peep about, while still criticizing him for some of the not so great things he’s done. This is REAL, FAIR, and UNBIASED news!” said the British Patriot.
Stossel does give a reasonably well balanced report for Reason that says that the regulatory vs. deregulatory count is more like 5 to 1 than 22 to 1 the president has touted.
But Forbes reported in May 2019 as follows.
- “In Trump’s first year, the fall 2017 update spoke (criticisms abounded) of beating the two-for-one goal with a 22-to-one out/in ratio.”
- By 2018, “Comparing significant Deregulatory to significant Regulatory actions yielded a ratio of 4 to 1, compared to 2017’s 22-to-one.” But the cause of the slowdow, per the Forbes analysis, was that many of the ‘lower hanging fruit’ deregulatory moves had already occurred. Besides, what the president promised was 2 for 1, and he’s blown that away.
The power to regulate, as Dodd-Frank taught manufactured housing and community lenders, is the power to destroy. As a train-load of new regulations might arise, depending on the outcome of 2020, it is wise for business owners to have their team mates watch a video and read a report like this one. Because more regulations kill jobs, while fewer regulations encourage more jobs.
Its is simple business math.
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