It just seems like that opt-out never happens, the regulations pile on, and then you end up with higher costs and less service in many areas.
Cory Gardner: “It just seems like that opt-out never happens, the regulations pile on, and then you end up with higher costs and less…”
On the recordJuly 11, 2016
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Senator Gardner discusses the impact of regulations on small businesses in rural areas.
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