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Um... You think conservatives don't want an effective government? That's bizarre. They most certainly do. Their definition differs from yours, but is just as va
by bradley13 3y ago
Um... You think conservatives don't want an effective government? That's bizarre. They most certainly do. Their definition differs from yours, but is just as valid.
Anyway: the fundamental issue here us the huge mass of enforceable regulations that (a) have never been seen by a legislator, and (b) will be enforced by the same agency that created them.
How can you expect citizens to follow regulations, when these are so extensive that no one can possibly ever read them all? That is the real issue underlying these regulatory enforcement actions.
- Dylan16807 3y agoThere is a good contingent of people where the long-term ideal is for the chunks of government they don't like to fail so they can be removed or cut way down. So while they want an effective government, that doesn't mean they want particular sections of government to be effective.