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Trump's deregulatory record doesn't include much actual deregulation

  • Written by Stuart Shapiro, Associate Professor and Director, Public Policy Program, Rutgers University
Cutting red tape is a high priority, but the execution hasn't always led to results.AP Photo/Evan Vucci

One year ago, the Trump administration’s deregulatory push was in full swing. The administration was preparing a proposed rule to repeal the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) regulation, and to delay and repeal the restriction of methane...

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