Whether it is that, whether it is the inclined sleeper, whether it is crib bumpers or carbon monoxide detectors or so many of the other great bills that are up today that we are workshopping, there is the sense--and it was said here--that people assume that government is doing something about it, but that is not always true.
Doris Matsui: “Whether it is that, whether it is the inclined sleeper, whether it is crib bumpers or carbon monoxide detectors or so…”
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Soto emphasizes public misconceptions about government action on safety issues.
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