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4/23/13, "Report: 2012 Regulatory Rules More Costly than All Rules in 'Entire First Terms of Presidents Bush and Clinton, Combined'," Daniel Halper, Weekly Standard
"A new report
by the Regulatory Studies Center at the George Washington University
finds that the cost of regulatory rules in 2012 exceeded the cost of all
rules in "the entire first terms of Presidents Bush and Clinton,
combined."
"The Office of Management and Budget quietly released
its draft 2013 Report to Congress on the Benefits and Costs of
Regulations on Friday, April 19, covering regulatory activity through
the end (September 30) of fiscal year 2012," the short white paper
reads.
"Recall that, as the presidential election approached, the
White House was widely reported to be restraining the regulatory
agencies out of concern for the state of the economy. Now that the
results are tallied, however, there is little evidence of restraint. By
the administration’s own estimates, the rules it issued in FY2012 alone
imposed more costs on the economy than all the rules issued during the
entire first terms of Presidents Bush and Clinton, combined."
The
paper, signed by Susan E. Dudley, the director of the center, includes
this chart, detailing the "annual costs of new regulations"." via Lucianne
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"The vast majority of “laws” governing the
United States are not passed by Congress but are issued as regulations,
crafted largely by thousands of unnamed, unreachable bureaucrats....The shift of authority has been staggering. The fourth branch
now has a larger practical impact on the lives of citizens than all the
other branches combined."
5/24/13, "The rise of the fourth branch of government," Washington Post, Jonathan Turley, opinion
"The growing dominance of the federal government over the states has
obscured more fundamental changes within the federal government itself:
It is not just bigger, it is dangerously off kilter. Our carefully
constructed system of checks and balances is being negated by the rise
of a fourth branch, an administrative state of sprawling departments and
agencies that govern with increasing autonomy and decreasing
transparency.
This exponential growth has led to increasing power and independence for
agencies. The shift of authority has been staggering. The fourth branch
now has a larger practical impact on the lives of citizens than all the
other branches combined. "
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Ed. note: Both political parties are committing genocide against the US.
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