Peter Suderman on How Regulators Are Too Busy Adding New Regulations to Regulate on Fox Business

Reason Staff | 10.10.2012 2:15 PM

Reason's Peter Suderman discusses how bureaucrats and lawmakers, too busy working on new regulations, miss enforcing regulations they have already put in place such as the recent meningitis outbreak from tainted medication. Aired October 9, 2012.

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