the gentleman has been discussing our right to know, and on any ad run on television or on the radio there is a disclaimer required, so the gentleman knows the organization that is paying for the ad.
Ed Whitfield: “the gentleman has been discussing our right to know, and on any ad run on television or on the radio there is a…”
On the recordJuly 14, 1998
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Discussing the importance of transparency in advertising during a debate.
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