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Tales of the Red Tape #11: Circumcising Principle in San Francisco - Vimarsana News

Tales of the Red Tape #11: Circumcising Principle in San Francisco

From the city that has already banned military recruiting, plastic bags, cat declawing, new billboards, ATM fees, citywide phone book delivery, Styrofoam takeout boxes, officials’ travel to Arizona, and fast-food toys, there now comes a ballot measure to outlaw the circumcision of minors. Should the initiative prevail in November, the subject snip would become a crime punishable by a year in jail or a $1,000 fine.

Tales of the Red Tape #15: More Regulatory Manure from USDA - Vimarsana News

Tales of the Red Tape #15: More Regulatory Manure from USDA

It’s impossible to imagine that the Founders conceived of America as a place where the federal government regulates compost. Yet here we are.

Tale of the Red Tape #19: A More Perfect Union Advantage - Vimarsana News

Tale of the Red Tape #19: A More Perfect Union Advantage

Let’s take a closer look at how the Obama Administration demonstrates “efficiency” and “economy” in actual practice. Fair warning: It ain’t pretty.

Tales of the Red Tape #17: A Myopic Regulatory Vision - Vimarsana News

Tales of the Red Tape #17: A Myopic Regulatory Vision

Optometrists and ophthalmologists aren’t seeing eye to eye these days on the proper role of government.

Tales of the Red Tape #13: An "F" for Train Regulation | The Heritage Foundation - Vimarsana News

Tales of the Red Tape #13: An "F" for Train Regulation | The Heritage Foundation

Most folks would reasonably think that a railroad engineer or conductor would be able to distinguish the front of a train from the back of it. Not so the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA). To ensure against any possible confusion, the agency requires the letter F to be displayed on the sides of each locomotive to identify … the front!