President Bush, with the encouragement of Housing Secretary Jack Kemp, offered hopeful words about the possibility of building "affordable housing" for the people who need it. "If we want to have affordable housing for all, and that's certainly our objective and goal," the President said, "we've got to confront this problem of bureaucracy and excessive red tape."
Stirring words, those: A call to arms against red tape. Who could be opposed?
Well, it turns out that a great number of people are opposed to doing away with what Mr. Kemp and the President call excessive red tape.
There is no doubt that local regulations add a great deal to the price of a …
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