On the recordMarch 23, 2015
While we can all agree that consumer protection is a noble and worthy task, the personal preferences of unelected bureaucrats should not, and must not, be the policy of the United States.
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congress.govWhile we can all agree that consumer protection is a noble and worthy task, the personal preferences of unelected bureaucrats should not, and must not, be the policy of the United States.
Fitzpatrick argues against bureaucratic policies targeting businesses without legal accountability.
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