We need that. But when something is enacted, get to it, then, on specifically what we have got to do about that.
Henry Waxman: “We need that. But when something is enacted, get to it, then, on specifically what we have got to do about that.”
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Waxman discusses the importance of swift government action after regulations are enacted.
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