Oh, I'm decidedly pro-regulation. I was just answering the argument that the economy suffers under regulations, which I don't think is a given at all. Existing

Oh, I'm decidedly pro-regulation. I was just answering the argument that the economy suffers under regulations, which I don't think is a given at all. Existing businesses might go belly up, but new ones will spring up to fill the post-regulation needs, and as long as there are businesses doing stuff the economy will grow. There is much less evidence that the economy suffers under regulations than the opposite. Just look at California, for instance.