i wholly agree with chris demuth. propose beginning a list, another revolution betrayed if the ban on incandescent light bulbs is not repealed. we should definitely keep this list. i have one i'd add. as you well know in modifying the student loan program a very generous loan forgiveness is extended to graduates who go into public service. we ought to give a generous loan forgiveness to graduates who don't go into public service. that's how dramatically i think we have to reorient how we feel about things. what's with the glorification of the public sector? i have a test for aspiring politicians. yesterday, the child nutrition bill passed the house, $4.5 billion a year. this is washington, d.c., dictating what vending machines in grammar schools contain. now, how the same people who talk about the importance of returning washington toits constitutional limits think they ought to be dictating what vending machines carry, you know, the premise that federal politicians somehow care more about the well-being of children t

soak first, chris demuth. christmas is this easy for at the american enterprise institute.ei talk about how indispensable chris demuth's insights and guidance was across policy topics. previously he was administrative for information and regulatory affairs of management and budget and executive director of the presidential task force on regulatory relief and needed reagan administration. christmas is towards law and policy at harvard's school of government. also practiced in those fields in private has worked on urban and environmental policy in the nixon white house. he holds an a.b. from harvard university and a jd from university of chicago law school. her second speaker is going to be bill chambra, director of hudson disputes pacific renewal. prior to joining hudson institute, but was director of programs at the valley foundation in milwaukee. he served as senior adviser chief writer for edwin meese. he was director of the office of -- and director of the office of personal management connie horner and also secretary of health and human services sullivan. he was also di