Today in Dust-Up, Paul Roberts and I discuss whether or not the FDA has enough regulatory power. You can guess where I come down, but Paul doubts the agency’s efforts too.
On a related note, Peter Van Doren lays down some skepticism about food safety regulation in this Cato Daily Podcast.
Update: Also, whoever writes the headlines at LATimes.com deserves a raise.
Previously:
Back in The Jungle
Don’t blame Milton!
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I love the description of you. “Jacob Grier is a bartender and think tank PR manager.”
Jacob, you certainly stand out.
Comment by Ben — June 18, 2008 @ 9:45 am
Heh. I thought about going with the more impressive sounding “mixologist,” but decided there’s no reason to fancy it up.
Comment by Jacob Grier — June 18, 2008 @ 10:27 am
Honestly, if I’d read you were a “mixologist” and didn’t know you, I would’ve assumed you were a DJ or something who mixed different tracks of music.
Maybe that says more about me than it does of you.
Comment by Ben — June 18, 2008 @ 11:16 am