EDITORIAL:
Bureaucrats way out of tune
Government imposes regulations on children's CDs and DVDs
By THE WASHINGTON TIMES
The Washington Times
7:09 p.m., Wednesday, October 13, 2010
The government wants to regulate Hannah Montana CDs and DVDs. The bureaucrats at the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) insist that the discs marketed to children be tested for lead, but when the same young starlet churns out raunchier material under her real name, Miley Cyrus, they will escape scrutiny. Never mind that the same 10-year-olds will likely end up buying both products.
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My "little" who used to need Mom and Dad to handle all his Baby Einstein DVD's is now 5 and handles them himself, thank you!! Yes, he still likes to watch them when he needs some "down" time. But I don't think he has EVER tried to chew on them. Guess he must be smarter than the average Washington DC politician's child(ren).
It just chaps my hide that in the very same rule that says that a Barney DVD has to be tested, it says that an infant's lamp doesn't.
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