I hope that one of the questions that is asked Vice President Gore and Governor Bush is what would be their position on antitrust. I, too, feel like I am a member of the Teddy Roosevelt wing of the Republican Party, a progressive wing that felt that it was important for the little guy to have a chance to compete. To bring us back to this issue of meat packing, correct me if I am wrong, but I believe the gentleman from Minnesota (Mr. Gutknecht) has some personal experience in the business, does he not?
Greg Ganske: “I hope that one of the questions that is asked Vice President Gore and Governor Bush is what would be their position on…”
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Discussing antitrust issues during a floor speech while a Presidential debate was occurring.
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