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Rick is a "very cynical . . . special interest".
Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-IL9)
October 12, 2010 to the Wall Street Journal
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2 comments:
She said it all for us, didn't she?! WOW. Now, if they will only LISTEN to "common sense". HR and his cohorts have just been handed a platter full of it.
I believe that Anne's statements said it so well. It is a shame that the larger companies who take American jobs away and produce their products overseas, will also receive favor with the testing costs and exemptions.
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