Milosia2, your post is most curious, citing the conservative platform of the Libertarian Party and its Vice P**********l candidate, David Koch. Surely many strict Constitutionalists would champion reducing the size of our dysfunctional government by eliminating most of the 600(+) bureaucracies.
I'd prefer privatizing the bureaucracies and let Congressmen and the Courts consulting them on an as-needed-basis. Consumer oversite and class action lawsuits are far more effective in controlling the market-place and would end the revolving door of corporate cronyism and bureaucratic corruption. For example:
* How do you explain Ortho's Round-up, chalk full of PCBs and cancer causing toxins having remained on the market since the 1960s through 2020 with no effective oversight from the FDA, EPA, USDA, or CDC and HHS over the past 60 years?
* How do you explain the crisis of Johnson & Johnson marketing Levaquin as a stronger antibiotic, k*****g hundreds and crippling thousands as patients' blood vessels burst and their tendons and flesh detach from their bones?
* Where was the government bureaucratic oversight of the so-called "experts" that you place on such a high pedestal?
Larry Klayman files lawsuit against Former FDA commissioner Hamburg, Johnson & Johnson and others sued for alleged racketeering and other claims over dangerous drug Levaquinhttps://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/larry-klayman-files-lawsuit-against-former-fda-commissioner-hamburg-johnson--johnson-and-others-sued-for-alleged-racketeering-and-other-claims-over-dangerous-drug-levaquin-300206300.htmlNEWS PROVIDED BY
Larry Klayman
Jan 19, 2016, 11:41 ET
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Larry Klayman, counsel for individual plaintiffs who were seriously harmed by the dangerous drug Levaquin, brought suit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia alleging violations of the Racketeering and Corrupt Organizations Act ("RICO"), the Lanham Act, and a variety of common law torts.
http://www.larryklayman.com/pdf/160119-Final Filed Levaquin Complaint .pdf
According to Klayman, "Obama administration appointee, former FDA Commissioner Dr. Margaret Hamburg, is at the heart of this scandal, and her husband Peter Brown, co-CEO of Renaissance Technologies, L.L.C., a major New York hedge fund. While Dr. Hamburg was head of the FDA, her husband profited enormously from as much as half a billion dollars in Johnson & Johnson stock, the maker of Levaquin, held by Renaissance Technologies."
Levaquin is a drug intended to treat a range of infections, including routine sinus, skin and urinary tract infections.
The complaint alleges Dr. Hamburg and her husband and others at Renaissance Technologies, L.L.C., conspired with Johnson & Johnson and other defendants to suppress information about Levaquin's harmful effects. "To reveal it would have not only harmed Johnson & Johnson's profits, but invite significant lawsuits, driving Johnson & Johnson stock price downward, thereby financially harming Dr. Hamburg, her husband and Renaissance Technologies' profits. Plaintiffs were unwitting victims, suffering from a variety of medical conditions, some of which were just recently disclosed at an FDA Advisory Committee Hearing November 5, 2015.
The complaint can be found at
www.larryklayman.com and its allegations speak for themselves.
Klayman called it "a major scandal affecting the health plaintiffs and thousands of others. Defendants allegedly reaped large financial gains and profits at the expense of my clients. The entire sad episode exemplifies how some in private industry allegedly conspire and act with Washington D.C. public officials to greedily line their pockets, leaving everyone else to be damned."
"The complaint asks for millions of dollars in damages and justice," said Klayman, founder of Judicial Watch and Freedom Watch, and a former federal prosecutor who, during his tenure at the U.S. Department of Justice, not coincidentally prosecuted on behalf of the Food and Drug Administration and other federal agencies, as well as serving on the trial team that, in a landmark antitrust case, broke up the monopoly of AT&T.
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