Paul Sabin

And this is, you know, was a real question.

And this is, you know, was a real question.

He would have easily had a high-level appointment in the Carter administration. He decides he's going to be an umpire. He believes in the permanence of this whole sector that he's been involved in creating, and they need to stay outside the government, and they need to watch over the agencies and hold even their allies accountable.

He would have easily had a high-level appointment in the Carter administration. He decides he's going to be an umpire. He believes in the permanence of this whole sector that he's been involved in creating, and they need to stay outside the government, and they need to watch over the agencies and hold even their allies accountable.

He would have easily had a high-level appointment in the Carter administration. He decides he's going to be an umpire. He believes in the permanence of this whole sector that he's been involved in creating, and they need to stay outside the government, and they need to watch over the agencies and hold even their allies accountable.

The failure of the Consumer Protection Agency, that is his life's work and it fails. And it's a sign that he's no longer on the ascendance and you're starting to move to a more defensive positioning to try to protect the gains.

The failure of the Consumer Protection Agency, that is his life's work and it fails. And it's a sign that he's no longer on the ascendance and you're starting to move to a more defensive positioning to try to protect the gains.

The failure of the Consumer Protection Agency, that is his life's work and it fails. And it's a sign that he's no longer on the ascendance and you're starting to move to a more defensive positioning to try to protect the gains.

So you have inflation and issues about employment, and these things start to get blamed on environmental regulation and safety. If only we would get rid of these regulations, things would be cheaper, the economy would be doing better.

So you have inflation and issues about employment, and these things start to get blamed on environmental regulation and safety. If only we would get rid of these regulations, things would be cheaper, the economy would be doing better.

So you have inflation and issues about employment, and these things start to get blamed on environmental regulation and safety. If only we would get rid of these regulations, things would be cheaper, the economy would be doing better.

You start to see the emergence of ideas that would be held more, that would be articulated by the Reagan Republicans in the early 80s, but this includes attack on sort of socialistic, nanny state, government interventions, out of control government agencies, out of control public interest.

You start to see the emergence of ideas that would be held more, that would be articulated by the Reagan Republicans in the early 80s, but this includes attack on sort of socialistic, nanny state, government interventions, out of control government agencies, out of control public interest.

You start to see the emergence of ideas that would be held more, that would be articulated by the Reagan Republicans in the early 80s, but this includes attack on sort of socialistic, nanny state, government interventions, out of control government agencies, out of control public interest.

There's a little bit of lack of accountability about the ways in which the public interest movement itself might be flawed and limited.

There's a little bit of lack of accountability about the ways in which the public interest movement itself might be flawed and limited.

There's a little bit of lack of accountability about the ways in which the public interest movement itself might be flawed and limited.

People are looking to the government to try to do big things, and there's a question of like, why can't we do these big things?

People are looking to the government to try to do big things, and there's a question of like, why can't we do these big things?

People are looking to the government to try to do big things, and there's a question of like, why can't we do these big things?