On the recordJuly 25, 2012
If you control 90 percent of the market and you have a welfare standard that should be available, knowledge to all consumers, why do you need the Federal Government to set a new standard?
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congress.govIf you control 90 percent of the market and you have a welfare standard that should be available, knowledge to all consumers, why do you need the Federal Government to set a new standard?
Questioning the need for federal standards given market control and existing welfare standards.
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