Trump and the Republicans are Wrong and Stupid--Regulations are Economically Beneficial

[MordechaiGoodbud]

The non-partisan Office of Management and Budget released the results of a study they conducted a few years ago. They analyzed the cost and benefits of 32 major rules between 2004-2012.

They found the regulations cost an estimated $32 billion-$45 billion.

But they estimated the benefits to the national economy may have been worth as much as $788 billion.

http://biotech.law.lsu.edu/blog/draft_2015_cost_benefit_report.pdf

Hey, if regulations are "job-killers," why is the unemployment rate currently so low?

Deregulation is invariably bad for the economy. When republicans gain power and cut taxes and deregulate, the economy always rapidly goes into a recession.

Just wait and see.

Republicans are just dumb...and insane. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, even though it doesn't work. Well, they are going to do it again.

 

[Pete7469]

 

[PurpleOwl]

The non-partisan Office of Management and Budget released the results of a study they conducted a few years ago. They analyzed the cost and benefits of 32 major rules between 2004-2012.

They found the regulations cost an estimated $32 billion-$45 billion.

But they estimated the benefits to the national economy may have been worth as much as $788 billion.

http://biotech.law.lsu.edu/blog/draft_2015_cost_benefit_report.pdf

Hey, if regulations are "job-killers," why is the unemployment rate currently so low?

Deregulation is invariably bad for the economy. When republicans gain power and cut taxes and deregulate, the economy always rapidly goes into a recession.

Just wait and see.

Republicans are just dumb...and insane. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, even though it doesn't work. Well, they are going to do it again.

they know that, they also know tax cuts dont pay for themselves, global warming is real, and public schools are a good idea.... they just dont care

 

[RodISHI]

The non-partisan Office of Management and Budget released the results of a study they conducted a few years ago. They analyzed the cost and benefits of 32 major rules between 2004-2012.

They found the regulations cost an estimated $32 billion-$45 billion.

But they estimated the benefits to the national economy may have been worth as much as $788 billion.

http://biotech.law.lsu.edu/blog/draft_2015_cost_benefit_report.pdf

Hey, if regulations are "job-killers," why is the unemployment rate currently so low?

Deregulation is invariably bad for the economy. When republicans gain power and cut taxes and deregulate, the economy always rapidly goes into a recession.

Just wait and see.

Republicans are just dumb...and insane. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, even though it doesn't work. Well, they are going to do it again.

Just curious. Do you think it is okay to pollute another persons property if a permit was issued by EPA approving of the release of pollutants?

 

[toomuchtime_]

The non-partisan Office of Management and Budget released the results of a study they conducted a few years ago. They analyzed the cost and benefits of 32 major rules between 2004-2012.

They found the regulations cost an estimated $32 billion-$45 billion.

But they estimated the benefits to the national economy may have been worth as much as $788 billion.

http://biotech.law.lsu.edu/blog/draft_2015_cost_benefit_report.pdf

Hey, if regulations are "job-killers," why is the unemployment rate currently so low?

Deregulation is invariably bad for the economy. When republicans gain power and cut taxes and deregulate, the economy always rapidly goes into a recession.

Just wait and see.

Republicans are just dumb...and insane. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, even though it doesn't work. Well, they are going to do it again.

The Office of Management and Budget is not non partisan. It's six top officials are all appointed by the President, so it is not surprising that Obama's OMB found that Obama's regulations were beneficial.