> But the original commenter described it as the only thing that happens, which is not true. Sorry if I came across that way; that's not what I meant. Of cour

> But the original commenter described it as the only thing that happens, which is not true. Sorry if I came across that way; that's not what I meant. Of course there are some regulations that are overburdening. But this is like saying we should repeal TANF because it has a non-zero (very low) fraud rate: it focuses on the wrong thing. The comparative burden between the rare overzealous regulation and ladder pulling regulation is bonkers.