>Any time there's a power differential, we need regulation. The biggest power differential is between the government and "everything else." Far too many peopl

>Any time there's a power differential, we need regulation. The biggest power differential is between the government and "everything else." Far too many people think regulation is the right answer, right up until the "other party" gets their hands on it. People say regulations are bad because they see the results of the bought and paid for regulations that our governments are writing. One need only recall the Princeton study which demonstrated there's a near zero correlation between what voters want and what gets enacted into law.