CPSIA in 2008: Senator Pryor Capitalizes on a Media Frenzy
“Won’t somebody please think of the children?!” This line from The Simpsons could have been the catchphrase of Senator Mark
Read more“Won’t somebody please think of the children?!” This line from The Simpsons could have been the catchphrase of Senator Mark
Read moreOf course, readers of The Arkansas Project already knew that Pryor’s “toy safety” legislation was just another example of big-government regulation in search of an imaginary problem.
Read moreAs a father, I’m used to being ignored when I ask a question. My children seem to have selective hearing
Read moreSenators aren’t rocket scientists. In fact, most of them aren’t scientists at all. There are a few doctors in the
Read moreCan all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) be dangerous to children? Of course. When I was 12, my cousin and I were riding
Read moreWhen you think of unsafe children’s products, you probably don’t think of books. Outside of our one-year-old smacking me in
Read moreBig businesses – or at least big toy makers – don’t have a better friend in the Senate than Mark
Read moreOn February 10, 2009, new federal regulations governing lead exposure in children’s products were scheduled to go into effect. One
Read moreSenator Mark Pryor probably thinks I’m a bad parent. I just spent ten days exposing my children to products that
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