Even before President Joe Biden unveils a new and costly regulation agenda in Tuesday night’s State of the Union address, he has already raced past his two predecessors in imposing one of the most oppressive and costly sets of government rules ever, according to experts.
“At its halfway point, the Biden administration’s regulatory burden totals vastly exceed those of its two immediate predecessors and have done so across a markedly lower volume of rules, with $318 billion in total costs and more than 218 million hours of paperwork,” said the new report from Dan Goldbeck, the director of regulatory policy for AAF.
