Does the Senator agree, rather than change policies to prevent gouging of consumers and speculation in the market, they would rather change the subject?
Barbara Mikulski: “Does the Senator agree, rather than change policies to prevent gouging of consumers and speculation in the market, they…”
On the recordJune 18, 2008
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Questioning the focus on consumer protection and market speculation during a Senate debate.
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