[MartinBlank]

Sadly, some future (D) president could just as easily undo this and lard on massive new regulations. The real solution is to significantly reduce the size and scope of the bureaucracies themselves. Cut their budgets and decrease their jurisdictions through changes in the law.

[rlmorel]

I agree that is a problem, and likely will occur. But aversion to having something undone should not deter us from doing it, in this case, reducing bureaucracy.

It would definitely provide visible proof to people who doubt it. Look at the graphs below (which are a proxy for reducing legislative overhead...the size of and additions to the Federal Register over time, which is the comprehensive collection of all Federal laws and statutes on the books)

A very impressive showing by President Trump!

[gasport]

MAGA = Gutting the institutional memory of the Deep State

[Thibodeaux]

Cutting onerous regulations is grea,t but how are we that are regulated learn of the deregulation?

How is the deregulation publicized?

[fruser1]

How about cutting that 1.6 gallon flush? Lightbulbs?

Plenty of car requirements to cut. New 2018 requirement for backup camera. Should cut airbag requirement too.

[Basket_of_Deplorables]

Kind of like they’re
Deconstructing The Administrative State

H/t: Steve Bannon