Why should we think a few changes in the law will magically make them more effective the next time around?
Jim Bunning: “Why should we think a few changes in the law will magically make them more effective the next time around?”
On the recordMarch 17, 2009
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Jim Bunning
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Skeptical about the effectiveness of legal reforms on regulatory performance.
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