Regulations that reduce liquidity, regulations that actually create more risk by reducing the amount of participants in markets, actually harm our consumers.
Kevin Yoder: “Regulations that reduce liquidity, regulations that actually create more risk by reducing the amount of participants in…”
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Argues that certain regulations can negatively impact consumer safety and market participation.
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In Kansas, many of my constituents... believe that tariffs and the potential trade wars... could inevitably create big challenges for Kansas workers and farmers.
I can tell you I haven't had many constituents come and say: I wish I had a new Federal regulation that came from an unaccountable bureaucrat to respond to and which I don't have the personnel to handle.
In some ways we are actually regulating... e-cigarettes or vaping products more significantly than combustible cigarettes.
This indicates to me, in a very real-world example, that the tariffs on those washing machines and solar panels actually led to a retaliation at the detriment of American farmers.





