[buckalfa]

Another attempt to erase any trace of Donald Trump having been in office. More importantly the article highlights the symbiotic relationship between regulator and the regulated in our nation's capitol. Hospitals love the Health and Human Services Agency because their rules present a barrier to competition.

[Regulator]

They want to be able to write laws without Congress passing them.

Nowhere in the Constitution does it give the Congress the right to delegate the lawmaking power to the Executive.

[fruser1]

“Never correct your mistakes” is rule #1.

[packagingguy]

Most independent standard creators such as the ASTM, ISTA, ISO, etc. review their documents every six or seven years, correcting them as is necessary or eliminating them if they are unnecessary. There’s nothing wrong with the HHS doing the same.

[Still Thinking]

I agree. Sunsetting a reg that can’t be justified after 10 years in force is ridiculous! We need to change that.

Should actually be every two years.