When did the government start deciding how you shower, flush, and wash your clothes? Today I take on the “nanny state”: from low-flow showerheads and LED lightbulbs to disposable washing machines and ugly crossover SUVs. What started as “efficiency” rules has turned into weaker products, higher costs, and fewer real choices for consumers. With personal stories from decades in broadcasting and appliance repair, let's break down how both parties helped create a culture of fragile, overregulated, ad-filled “smart” devices, and why real innovation doesn’t need mandates to succeed.
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