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Podcast: Minutes to Midnight, or Four More Years: The Regulatory Agenda with Bridget Dooling & Philip Wallach
Aug 10, 2020
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Arbitrary & Capricious
The fourth year of any presidential term is driven by a sense of urgency, and the administration’s regulatory or deregulatory agenda is no exception. President Trump’s fourth year has been further complicated by the Covid-19 outbreak, and the administration’s regulatory and deregulatory responses. To put the last few months into perspective and to look ahead to the coming months, Adam White chats with Bridget Dooling of George Washington University’s Regulatory Studies Center, and Philip Wallach of the R Street Institute.
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