Procedures and Power
Nicholas discusses the tension between conservatives and liberals regarding government procedures. He highlights how conservatives often push for more procedural rules to limit agency power, while many on the left seem to accept these procedures as necessary, potentially hindering effective governance. The conversation delves into the implications of the Reagan administration's executive order for cost-benefit analysis, illustrating the complexities of regulatory frameworks.In this clip
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