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The World’s Greatest Deliberative Body

By: Ryan Young
07/16/2009

In 1975, the Senate voted on “A motion to table a motion to reconsider a vote to table an appeal of a ruling that a…

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Regulation of the Day: The Color of Stitches

By: Ryan Young
07/16/2009

The federal government regulates which colors may be used in surgical stitches.

Consumer Freedom

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Making Regulation Transparent

By: Ryan Young
07/16/2009

Regulations.gov is the federal government’s main outlet for making regulations public. It is also less than user-friendly. Finding what you’re looking for is next to…

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Flying Is a Taxable Event

By: Ryan Young
07/15/2009

My jaw nearly hit the floor when I saw that I had paid more in taxes and fees than for actual airfare to book an…

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Doing Business in DC

By: Ryan Young
07/14/2009

DC Progress notes that Washington, DC has ranked dead last in the annual Small Business Survival Index every year since the mid-1990s. One of the…

Regulatory Reform

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A Second Stimulus?

By: Ryan Young
07/09/2009

Any stimulus proposal is, by its very nature, less than a zero-sum proposition. Stimulus involves taking some money out of the economy, wasting some of…

Regulatory Reform

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