Liberty Republican, Frank Lasee, proposes bill curbing unelected bureaucratic power

[LibertyIn08]

In short:

"Basically it reverses power. Currently an administrative agency passes a law. If the legislature doesn't like it, they pass something to counter it. Sen Lasee proposes that any administrative law has to go to the legislature to be voted on. If the law passes, it can then become the new rule. If it doesn't pass, the rule dies. If the legislature doesn't act within 30 days, the bill dies."

The actual bill can be read here: http://www.docstoc.com/docs/96698575/adminRule

Mr. Lasee is currently considering running for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin.

[LibertyIn08]

Bump.

[Pericles]

The way it should be.

[LibertyIn08]

The way it should be.

Agreed - I'm surprised more people haven't picked up on this.

[Cowlesy]

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[LibertyIn08]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1bqXsBoSNk

Supports withdrawal in Afghanistan and Iraq - focus on terrorism through means other than direct troop deployment. Concerned about the pat-downs and invasive security measures in the United States. Wants to work with Rand on curbing bureaucratic power.