onthebrink

@ezraklein @DKThomp As I have said, more housing and more clean energy -- and more government efficiency -- are good things. I offered two suggestions for achieving those (beyond the Biden agenda described above). 16/

@ezraklein @DKThomp First, we should reform the Administrative Procedure Act, which governs federal agency action. It slows down government action, it is set up to cater to corporate interests over those of the general public, and it generally encourages risk aversion and complexity. 17/

Bharat Ramamurti

https://x.com/BharatRamamurti/status/1923400342500257811

The principal problem with the APA is not notice-and-comment procedures, which promote transparency and can produce better policy, but the courts treating the law as a license to strike down agency actions as they please (often at the behest of big biz)

Sandeep Vaheesan

Software Engineer @ Cadence Design Systems. B4: Stanford EE / Illinois ECE

*checks bio* yep former CFPB
https://x.com/sandeepvaheesan/status/1923515900335944139