Showing posts with label john stossel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label john stossel. Show all posts

Thursday, May 03, 2012

what is the REINS Act ?



 what is the  REINS Act ?


 I hear this ideal on the Stossel Fox show. Looks like a very unique way to control the uncontrolled rules and regulations being generating by government agencies. Senator Mike Like has proprosed this new bill in congress.

In brief, anything thing that causes a economic impact of over $100 million would be required congressional approval. The problem is that congress has delegated and created several agencies,ie EPA, that really don't have to answer to anyone. Some say they are running amok in destructive rules and regulations causing a serious damper effect on the total economy.

The jest of it that congressional approval would be required to enact any new actions. Right now there is no congressional check on any of these new rules and regulations.

 
This seems to fit well with John Stossel new book, "No they can't'"


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  During his principal comments, Senator Mike Lee, junior senator from Utah, suggested that one reason why EPA and other agencies have run amok is that Congress has granted them significant rule making power with little or no Congressional oversight. To  “rein in” these regulatory excesses, the House of Representatives passed late last year the “Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act” (REINS).  The Act would require Congressional approval for any regulation that would have an economic impact in excess of $100 million. 


Saturday, August 14, 2010

Competition Breeds Success II , in Harlem school district

Competition Breeds Success II
This morning, I got an e-mail that provides another example of how private schools tend to beat the government-union monopoly.

Dear John:

The annual state test results were just announced, and we have exciting news to share!

In eighth grade math, Harlem Village Academywas the highest performing school in the state of New York. With 100% proficiency for the third straight year, we outperformed the city (46%), state (55%), Harlem (36%), Scarsdale (80%) and Chappaqua (91%).

In eighth grade English, we were the highest performing of all schools in Harlem.

That came to me from Deborah Kenny, another entrepreneur who runs an outstanding school in Harlem.

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Read more: http://stossel.blogs.foxbusiness.com/2010/08/09/competition-breeds-success-ii-2/#ixzz0wc3kinmD