Freedom Caucus Hit List Includes Antibacterial Soap, Supplement Label Rules
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
The caucus of 36 conservative Republicans lists 200 rules passed during the Obama administration, or the that president established through executive orders, that it recommends striking altogether or changing to lessen industries' regulatory burden.
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