At 12:01 p.m. on January 20, 2017, federal regulatory policy dramatically shifted from the unparalleled expansion of the Obama Administration to a reform agenda under President Donald Trump. During the Obama years, the nation’s regulatory burden increased by more than $122 billion annually as a result of 284 new “major” rules (roughly defined as those costing the private sector at least $100 million per year). The Trump Administration, in its first six months, launched a multifaceted reform agenda.
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announcement. that s going to be news later on today in a couple hours, actually, if they decide to raise inflation rates. do you think that s going to at least in the short term effect that ceiling talks and budget negotiations? well, first of all, let me just say this. i think the debt ceiling talks are as one set of conversations that budget costs and then the other side of that is different. we can t align the two pieces together. a number of my republican colleagues, you know , want to do that. what what the fed is doing and i m not going to second guess the fed inflation is killing people in this country. it really is. people do live paycheck to paycheck. and they are struggling. what we need to try to do is to focus on how we bring prices down for people. that s something that we did in the inflation reduction act where we dealt with drug prices . insulin prices of 15% tax on on corporations etcetera, and i ll talk about one area is we want to do something to bring a
The number and cost of federal regulations increased substantially in 2015, as regulators continued to tighten restrictions on American businesses and individuals. The addition of 43 new major rules last year increased annual regulatory costs by more than $22 billion, bringing the total annual costs of Obama Administration rules to an astonishing $100 billon-plus in just seven years.