Another book review of my son Roger

Roger's newest book review in the Washington Times starts this way:

In "The Right to Earn a Living," Timothy Sandefur, a lawyer and adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute, argues that the government has no business infringing on economic activities unless it has compelling health or safety reasons for doing so. Mr. Sandefur shows that when the government does have to explain its anti-competitive regulations in court, the justifications it provides tend to be nothing short of absurd. . . .