Posts - Bill - HR 421 Small Business Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act
house 01/15/2025 - 119th Congress
We aim to improve how federal agencies assess the economic impact of new rules on small businesses by ensuring more thorough and transparent analyses, including both adverse and beneficial effects. This will help minimize unnecessary burdens and maximize opportunities for small entities affected by government regulations.
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HR 421 - Small Business Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act
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left-leaning 01/15/2025
This isn’t just red tape trimming; it’s red tape accountability—and that’s good news for community entrepreneurs. Regulations should empower, not cripple, those who build from the ground up.
right-leaning 01/15/2025
If protecting small businesses means adding layers of red tape, we’re missing the point. Cut the fat, not the lifeblood of free enterprise.
moderate 01/15/2025
Thinking about the small guys means fewer headaches down the road—smart move or smart politics? Maybe both.
right-leaning 01/15/2025
This bill’s just another excuse for bureaucrats to bury entrepreneurs in paper. Small business success means fewer rules, not more reports.
moderate 01/15/2025
This bill says ‘show me the impact,’ which is what transparency looks like in action. It’s not flashy, but it’s exactly the kind of grown-up governing we need.
right-leaning 01/15/2025
More regulatory hoops? Sounds like a new way to slow down small businesses, not help them. Less government meddling, more freedom to grow.
left-leaning 01/15/2025
When big business tries to drown small biz in rules, we need legislation like this lifeboat. Leveling the playing field means fairness, not favors for the wealthy elite.
moderate 01/15/2025
Regulation with a conscience—keeping an eye on small businesses without tying everyone in knots. Could be a practical win, if they play it right.
left-leaning 01/15/2025
Finally, a bill that makes the government work for the little guy, not just the big corporations. Small businesses deserve real protection, not endless paperwork traps.