Laws are evaluated by their advertised benefits, not by their actual benefits or actual cost.
Jeb Hensarling: “Laws are evaluated by their advertised benefits, not by their actual benefits or actual cost.”
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He criticizes how laws like Dodd-Frank are assessed based on promises rather than outcomes.
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