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The accounting 'industry' exists because of regulations starting with the federal reserve act and the income tax. Without those regulations, most of the accountants, tax consultants, and IRS employees would be applying their talents in more productive ways, likely resulting in innovation.
More regulations do not solve problems created by regulations.
That is especially true when the original regulations created monopoly power in banking and credit creation, simultaneously destroying competition in the equity markets.
I haven't seen the fundamental change, but I didn't expect one person would initiate the fundamental change that some supporters hyped.
"Why would you do that?? And you can keep your Dr. too."
I don't know what this means.
There are millions of high-tech or creative people who lean libertarian and generally vote Democrat, so it is not shocking. I know of whole buildings full of mostly libertarian Democrats working high tech.