I think it's an interesting approach.  

 

I've had a lot of people tell me the economy is being held back because of too much regulation, and I always ask them, which regulations would they like to repeal, and I never get a specific answer.   I think they're just regurgitating what they've been told by their thought leaders.  I'm sure some business people have specific regulations they don't like, namely, the ones that apply to them, and they feel held back by having to comply. 

 

Here's a nice list of specific regulations the Heritage Foundation thinks should be repealed. 

 

http://www.heritage.org/research/reports...-eliminate

 

Here are 5 energy regulations the Americans for Tax Reform thinks should be repealed:

 

https://www.atr.org/top-5-energy-regulat...uld-repeal

 

I'd be willing to debate and discuss all of these.   I agree that we should repeal unnecessary and undesirable regulations.   I would never agree to any kind of sweeping repeal of thousands of regulations at once, however. 

 

Just remember, one man's burdensome regulation might be protecting another man's property or fundamental legal rights. 

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