Bidenomics/Bad for America's Health: Doug Collins, Brenden Carr, Stephen Moore, Andrew Langer

Director of CPAC Foundation Center for Regulatory Freedom Andrew Langer hosted a panel discussion with Doug Collins, now President Trump's pick for Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Stephen Moore, and Brendan Carr, now Trump's pick for FCC Commissioner, at CPAC in DC 2024 on federal regulations in healthcare, on the Internet, home appliances, the workforce, and the environment. Overall, the panel unpacked just how bad Bidenomics is for America's economic health.

Bidenomics is largely characterized by manifold federal regulations and the expansion of federal power. All that red tape ultimately steals freedom, stifles innovation, and stunts the American economy.  We are witnessing the reality of this right now.

“Under Obama, the average family saw their costs rise by $5,000 per family because of regulations. Under Donald Trump...the average regulatory cost per family fell by $3,000 per family, and under Biden it’s been raised by another $6,000. So, regulation is a tax on the American economy,” shared Moore.  

President Trump removed many of the regulations that were expanded by the Obama administration, but the Biden administration undid the work of President Trump and added even more regulations to the law books. The vast number of regulations is indicative of the power that unelected bureaucrats in the administrative state have over laws and the everyday lives of Americans, a concept that is threatening the will of the people.

Watch the full conversation from Langer, Carr, Collins, and Moore on Rumble @CPAC, and make plans to see more great speeches at CPAC in DC 2025 at CPAC.org/2025.