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Tag Archives: small business
Deregulation Fever
Congressional Republicans, unlike the elephant that symbolizes their party, act as though they have short memories. A key example is their embrace of deregulation in the wake of two of the biggest regulatory screw-ups in generations: the 2008 financial meltdown and the … Continue reading
Posted in economic policy, framing
Tagged Darrell Issa, deregulation, red tape, regulation, small business
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