Not really. It's certainly true that adding more government regulations makes more work for regulatory lawyers, so perhaps it seems that my self-interest would lead me to "More We Must" instead of "Less We Can." But it's also true that clients who have regulatory problems in Washington often have (as one client memorably phrased it) "a disinclination to the regulatory process." So I find the libertarian political views and the professional commitments mutually reinforcing. The experience I've picked up in my day job is a big part of what makes me a libertarian, and my libertarian attitudes toward regulation are a big asset in helping clients avoid regulatory pitfalls.