I just find this something that is very drastic, and it really is changing the course of what we thought government was for. I thought government was to help protect the little guy from the big guy. Now we are finding out the government is helping protect the big guy from the little guy. Well, most of the big guys I know have done a pretty good job of protecting themselves and I must say, I am very, very saddened by this.
Patricia Schroeder: “I just find this something that is very drastic, and it really is changing the course of what we thought government was…”
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Addressing concerns about government policies affecting children and the balance of power between individuals and corporations.
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