Author Archive: Glenn Reynolds

INSTEAD OF REGULATION, FIX BANK DISCRIMINATION WITH PRIVATE LAWSUITS FEATURING TREBLE DAMAGES AND FAT ATTORNEYS’ FEES: Coalition warns against giving Democratic regulators more power. “A broad coalition of Republican groups called on congressional leaders on Tuesday to junk banking legislation that would expand the reach and powers of federal regulators who view terms such as ‘Trump’ and ‘MAGA’ and customers of outdoors stores such as Cabela’s as extremist. Led by the Competitive Enterprise Institute, the coalition said the proposed regulations sold as the best way to police failing banks go too far and would give federal officials the power to fire Republican executives and track spending by people on guns, ammo, and Bibles.”

Regulation by lawsuit means no entrenched bureaucracy dominated by bureaucrats.

DON’T GET COCKY: Election Countdown: Trump Surges in Swing States Amid Legal Turmoil. Why shouldn’t you get cocky? Because: “The election is eight months away. The Democrats will not be sitting by idly. They have a country to ruin and power to maintain, and they are not going to let up on Trump.”

THEY ALWAYS PROMISE THE OMELET, BUT ALL WE EVER SEE ARE BROKEN EGGS:

Related: How China strangled its golden goose – and paid a terrible price: Under Xi’s tightening grip, Hong Kong’s days as a global deal-making hub are numbered.

OPEN THREAD: I haven’t forgotten you.

SHOUTOUT TO ALL THE PEOPLE IN 2020 WHO SAID “IT’S JUST A BAD FLU.” CDC COVID Guidelines Now Align With CDC Flu Guidance.

UPDATE: WSJ: It’s Official: We Can Pretty Much Treat Covid Like the Flu Now. “A case of Covid no longer means isolating for five days, according to the latest guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released Friday. It’s the latest sign of the virus’s normalization four years after it upended our lives. You should now follow the same precautions with Covid as you take with the flu, according to new guidelines from the CDC. That means staying home until you’ve gone a day with no fever and symptoms start to improve. Take other precautions for the next five days, including wearing a mask and limiting close contact with others. Those are the same steps the CDC recommends for other respiratory viruses.”

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