On the recordJuly 15, 2009
But when you prop-up policies that are bad, ultimately the consumer is hurt by these regulations because the market doesn't hold them in check.
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congress.govBut when you prop-up policies that are bad, ultimately the consumer is hurt by these regulations because the market doesn't hold them in check.
Ron Paul warns that poor policies can harm consumers despite regulatory intentions.
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We will hand carry this over to the attorney general. We will hand carry this to the district court here in (the District of) Columbia.