Every time we make rules and regulations that are either impossible to comply with or you do have to comply and it's too expensive, the poorest customers are the customers that are most dramatically impacted by this.
Roy Blunt: “Every time we make rules and regulations that are either impossible to comply with or you do have to comply and it's too…”
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Blunt highlights the negative impact of costly regulations on low-income customers.
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