[Bob434]

no no no- the democrats are trying, and will continue trying to convince us that we’re secretly UNHAPPY with historic low unemployment, more cash back from taxes, more jobs, more military strength, more patriotism, more more more-

[JBW1949]

“...We sure can’t figure it out. Maybe you can...”

It’s easy...Fraudulent polls....

[bert]

Although I understand the point, since I am no longer in day to day business, I cannot cite a deleted regulation that helps me

I fear that deregulation is not a yet factor for most folks

[Beowulf9]

Used to be able to burn leaves in a barrel. No fires ever and everyone did it.

Friend of mine in Allentown says they don’t do Trick or treating for Halloween on Halloween itself, it’s done on the weekend day before.

You could put your name on the mortgage of your parents with just their permission and therefore be able to inherit the home when they died. Now you have to go through a lawyer.

On and on with regulations everywhere and the place is the worse for wear from it.

[ConservativeMind]

John Sexton substituted for Rush a few months before the election. He had on his “former NSA analyst” friend who said both Trump and Hillary were “owned by the Russians.” The friend then said that the dirt the Russians had on Trump was bad, and that at least Hillary knew they had dirt on her.

John didn’t rebut any of it, but accepted it as gospel. This, after he’d been a NeverTrumper and had to put that off to the side to move forward to the election (and still have a radio show).

I can’t stand this fake. Why you keep posting his $#!+ is beyond me.

[Jack Hammer]

Fewer government regulations?

We’re comparing Everest to K2. Want to get back to fewer regulations? Get back to the eighteenth century.

[V_TWIN]

“Obama loved government regulations. The Illinois Democrat rarely encountered a new government rule that he did not like.”

And democrats in general never saw someone else’s money they did not want to take and spend either.

[BitWielder1]

Liberals are happy regulating others but who in their right mind would want to *be* regulated?

[Scott from the Left Coast]

A mystery?

How could this be a mystery?

[grumpygresh]

Regulation creates lawlessness because anyone can be targeted, investigated and convicted of a crime.

We have a rogue administrative state that can create the regulations with the force of law, enforce and adjudicate the regulations, all in one department.

Administrative law permits hearsay and allows so called “administrative subpoena” that allow a bureaucrat to issue a subpoena instead of a disinterested magistrate. Disputes are settled in administrative law courts with administrative law judges that routinely side with the administrative officials.

The entire system must be scrapped to comply with the 4th, 5th and 6th amendments.

[tomkat]

This sounds a lot like bullsh!t to me.