again I would say to the gentleman who just spoke, who has self-proclaimed his time here as far as trying to shut down these corporate abusive shelters, in existing law that the Social Security Protection Act attempts to protect is a loophole that is being exploited, a single-day exception where workers attempt to get around this law. Perhaps if the gentleman's constituents had set up post office boxes in Bermuda, perhaps we would see some righteous indignation in favor of this legislation instead of opposed.
Kenny Hulshof: “again I would say to the gentleman who just spoke, who has self-proclaimed his time here as far as trying to shut down…”
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Discussing corporate abuse of loopholes in the Social Security Protection Act.
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