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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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Great, another stay of enforcement for third party lead testing & labeling. Still no changes in the retroactive application of CPSIA, which means NO relief for resale entities.
The lead limits are retroactive, true. However, the 3rd party testing and certification to this standard are only for products manufactured after December 31st, 2011.
Who was the 1 vote against? My money's on either Head-In-@$$ Tenenbaum, the Democrat with her nose firmly between the cheeks of Congressional Dems; or Addle-Pated Adler, the guy who thinks mom-and-pop businesses do Six Sigma because he used to teach at a business school, dontcha know.
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