Biden’s power-mad Big Government wants to screw up how you buy a car

In pushing new rules on car buying, the FTC appears to have skipped sound rulemaking in favor of a press release-driven agenda that may harm the consumers it aims to protect.

Dr. John D. Graham served as administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs in the Office of Management and Budget in the administration of George W. Bush.  He is the former dean of the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, and founded and led the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis.

Problems at federal agencies often arise from a failure to adhere to proper administrative process, and the FTC under Khan appears to have eschewed sound fundamentals of rulemaking in favor of a press release-driven agenda that may ultimately harm the very consumers it aims to protect. 

FTC’s proposed "Motor Vehicle Dealers Trade Regulation Rule" offers a good illustration of the problem.