A pro-business Atlantic article

[zahc]

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/02/state-licensing-requirements-cosmetologists-landscape-architecture/673196/

Article about how NH is seeking to remove or block many red tape business licensing requirements, presenting it as a positive thing. Which I generally agree with and amounts to the best kind of swamp draining imo.

[Perd Hapley]

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/02/state-licensing-requirements-cosmetologists-landscape-architecture/673196/

Article about how NH is seeking to remove or block many red tape business licensing requirements, presenting it as a positive thing. Which I generally agree with and amounts to the best kind of swamp draining imo.

Without reading the article, I think I can guess how the Atlantic managed to print such an article - "women and minorities hardest hit."

[zahc]

Without reading the article, I think I can guess how the Atlantic managed to print such an article - "women and minorities hardest hit."

You are probably on to something...we need to start emphasizing how much failed policies impact the most vulnerable.

[K Frame]

That's impossible coming from The Atlantic. Whomever wrote that article has already been fired... probably from a large cannon.

[HankB]

That's impossible coming from The Atlantic. Whomever wrote that article has already been fired... probably from a large cannon.

Where would they get the cannon? Joe Biden says cannons have been illegal since colonial times.

[K Frame]

But HR-owned chemically operated launching devices are perfectly legal...

Well, for the state to own or, in this case, the state's designated mouthpiece.