Whatever regulatory structure we land on, it should be a leveling up of our regulations, not a leveling down.
Maxine Waters: “Whatever regulatory structure we land on, it should be a leveling up of our regulations, not a leveling down.”
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Emphasizing the need for stronger regulations rather than weaker ones.
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